If you want to enable Developer Mode on Chromebook, here's a quick and easy guide. We'll show you how to turn on Developer Mode and also how to disable it.

If you want to go beyond the basic capabilities of your Chromebook, though, you’ll have to enable Chrome OS Developer Mode. This post will explain exactly how to do that, and what to be aware of.

What is Developer Mode, and why is it there? The Chromebook operating system, ChromeOS, includes a Developer mode that increases customization on your Chromebook.

The Chrome OS has a Developer Mode that gives you root access to the operating system of your Chromebook.

In this tutorial we demonstrate how to enable developer mode in ChromeOS. This is very useful if you want to unlock advanced functionality.

If you want to enable Developer Mode on a Chromebook, it opens up a lot of functionality, but it comes with some pretty big caveats as well.

Turning on Developer Mode is much like rooting an Android or jailbreaking an iPhone — namely, it may void your Chromebook's warranty (via Chromium).