FydeOS Simple, Swift, and Secure OS for Everyone

Quick Share (aka Nearby Share)

You can quickly send and receive files, photos, and links between nearby devices — no cables or third-party tools required. During the transfer, you’ll see the target device, confirm the request, and get clear progress and completion feedback, then open or save the content right away. Note: Quick Share works with devices that implement the Quick Share protocol (e.g., some Android devices and ChromeOS devices). Availability may vary by device model and region.

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FydeOS’s raison d’être was to give you, the User, a uniform, privacy-focused computing experience regardless of your hardware. And if the above sounds remotely French – well, good spot!

Split View in Browser

Instead of juggling multiple browser windows, you can split a single tab into two independent, resizable panes to browse side by side. The two split pages are combined into a single tab group, keeping your workspace tidy. Split View lets you resize the panes, swap left and right, open links from one pane directly into the other, and detach the split panes back into individual tabs — perfect for comparing content, referencing docs, and multitasking efficiently.

Fydetab Duo Updates

• Kernel update: Upgraded from vendor kernel 6.1 from Rockchip to Google ChromiumOS kernel 6.12. All Fydetab Duo drivers have been fully ported and validated, bringing in the upstream Linux 6.12 improvements in both features and security fixes.
• Graphics stack migration: Switched from the proprietary ARM Mali binary stack to a fully open-source stack: Panthor kernel driver + Mesa 25 (OpenGL ES). Chromium now runs on Mesa 25 (OpenGL ES 3.1), delivering an approximately 100% uplift in MotionMark graphics performance.
• Vulkan 1.4 (testing/experimental): Android and the Linux subsystem share the same level of Vulkan support.