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Your AirPods should now show up under Bluetooth. If you don’t have Bluetooth on your Chromebook, try holding down the button on the back of your AirPods case to make your device discoverable. If your Chromebook has Bluetooth, make sure it is turned on.

The network icon on the desktop is a way to access your network connection and other resources. The AirPods will now be added to your Chrome browser and you can use them as normal!.Type “AirPods” into the search bar and hit enter.Click on the three lines in the top left corner of the browser window and select “Add to Chrome”.Open the Chrome browser and sign in with your Google account.Instagram is available on the App Store.How to Connect AirPods Pro to Chromebook – Guide # What do you think of this change? Personally, I’m not a fan of any sort of autoplaying audio, but your mileage could vary. This move, however, will likely be met with mixed reactions from users as any sort of autoplaying sound generally takes people by surprise, even if they had enabled sound for a previous video in that session.Īs TechCrunch notes, though, this will likely prove successful for advertisers and businesses as more users are likely to hear sound from their videos, even if it’s by accident.

This is an interesting compromise on Instagram’s part it’s seemingly making the assumption that if you want to hear sound on one video, you want to hear it on all videos for the rest of that session. This feature has been gradually rolling out for a few days now, but Instagram has confirmed the change to TechCrunch yesterday. And when you close the app, the autoplay audio resets to off for next time you use Instagram. You can still tap to toggle a video and all subsequent ones back to silent. But if you tap to turn one video’s sound on, indicated with a speaker icon in the bottom left, all other videos will autoplay with sound too for the rest of your Instagram session. When you open Instagram, videos will still autoplay with the sound off. If you only want to hear sound from one video, you can toggle it back off on the next video.

This resets every time you close and open the app, but it saves you from having to repeatedly tap on videos to hear sound. Now, if you tap on one video to play the sound, all future videos will play with sound. Now, Instagram is slightly changing up how sound is handled with videos… While the app has always autoplayed videos as you scroll through your feed, sound would be muted until you tap on the video. Instagram is making a small but notable change to how it handles autoplaying videos.