Once you’ve enabled the flag, you’ll need to restart the browser and then head to chrome://nearby. In order to use the new Nearby Sharing feature, you’ll first need to head over to chrome://flags and enable the “Nearby Sharing” flag. Now, according to a recent report from Techdows, Nearby Share’s UI is now showing up in Google Chrome on Windows on the Chrome Dev and Canary channels.
Shortly thereafter, Google started rolling out Nearby Share support to Chrome OS, allowing Chromebook users to start sharing files with nearby devices by enabling a couple of experimental flags. Google’s alternative to Apple’s AirDrop sharing feature, called Nearby Share, started rolling out to some users in a Google Play Services beta late last month.
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