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The chrome.printerProvider API allows the creation of printer drivers, that are accessible for local print from the browser.

Is there a way to use this extension to create a Google Cloud Print printer, that can be accessed over the network (like you could use the Chrome browser integrated Proxy for local Windows printers)?

Does this work under Chrome OS?

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I think you're looking for Google Cloud Print. Cloud Ready printers connect directly to the web. With Classic printers, you need a computer to set up the web connection.

Furthermore, you'll have to check if your printer is in the list of Cloud Ready printers for you to do this.