When will there be a Scrivener app for Chromebook?!
Most students here in France use Chromebooks, and most writers too, especially those who work outside home, and I just can’t understand why Scrivener is not responding to this huge market 
My Dell laptop is expiring and I have to invest in a new device. So of course I’m going to buy a Chromebook (I can’t afford a Macbook). It’s so light and pratical, it fits in a handbag next to my lipstick and my sunglasses !
It will break my heart not to be able to use Scrivener on it.
And reading posts on installing Crossover or Linux makes me very reluctant to use those.
So? Any 2024 news about the Scrivener app for Chromebook?
No, we have nothing to report on this front.
Thank you for your answer. What a shame 
Do you know why?
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You’re a student, right? Let’s say you’re studying history. An interesting subject. And let’s say you’re also interested in biology and mechanical engineering. You could study everything at the same time. But you don’t do that. Why not? Why don’t you respond to your interests? (analogy to “responding to a huge market”).
Precisely. 
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Thank you for your reply @AntoniDol !
I had already read this post, but unfortunately, it doesn’t apply in my case, as my PC is dying and I intend to replace it by a Chromebook. So I won’t be able to use my deceased PC to run Scrivener while I work on CB ;).
Have a good day 
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I’d like to know this, also. My MacBook Air is starting to misbehave and I’m considering a CB but I rely on Scrivener for my writing.
Are you considering a MB version in the near future?
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Sorry, we don’t discuss future plans and have nothing to report.
That’s not very optimistic. I was hoping for a “coming soon” at the very least.
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I was really hoping to find out about some future plans and the replies in this thread are disheartening. I have a Chromebook, I don’t want to run my home pc to use my Chromebook to use scrivener. I’ve resorted back to Google docs.
Having scrivener on a Chromebook would be insanely helpful… but I guess, as someone else pointed out in rather weird way, there’s no plans to accommodate the customers.