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Chrome Canvas lets you draw and take notes in-browser

Written by James Delahunty @ 21 Dec 2018 4:08

Chrome Canvas lets you draw and take notes in-browser Google has silently launched Chrome Canvas, which allows you to doodle and take notes in your browser that will be saved to your Google account.
It isn't just compatible with Chrome either, it will work with any browser that supports WebAssembly. You don't need to download and install it, it can be accessed by simply visiting the URL: https://canvas.apps.chrome/

It offers basic drawing tools, including Pencil, Ink Pen, Marker, and Chalk. There is also an eraser. If you don't have a touchscreen, you can use your mouse or touchpad to control the tools.

Your drawings are saved to your Google account and can be downloaded as PNG graphics files at any time.

Try it out at: https://canvas.apps.chrome/

via: Engadget

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