The best Chromebooks and top ChromeOS tablets these days have evolved to be closer to some of our favorite Windows laptops. Higher-end Chromebooks now come with more storage and speedy fast SSDs. But if your Chromebook is a budget one that doesn't have a lot of storage, and you're always downloading big files, you might want to switch your Chromebook over to download those files to your Google Drive so they'll be saved in the cloud instead. Luckily, this is easy. All you have to do is tweak a few settings in the Google Chrome browser.
How to send Chromebook downloads to Google Drive
