MT4 on chromebook - will it work?
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erebus
TFG Forum Legend
I just a quick research using Google and my first take is : Probably not, and not worth the effort either
You could run an Android app MT but that won't give you any indicators but then maybe enough for TFG style daily chart
Unless there is another compelling reason to go that way, I personally would stick with what I know and am familiar with
But then I'm an old fuddy duddy
You could run an Android app MT but that won't give you any indicators but then maybe enough for TFG style daily chart
Unless there is another compelling reason to go that way, I personally would stick with what I know and am familiar with
But then I'm an old fuddy duddy
TheForexGuy
Forex Mentor
Metatrader aren't exactly quick to make their software compatible. It took them a long time to create a mac OS version, even longer for tablet and mobile apps.
I don't see them rushing to make a google OS version.
I don't see them rushing to make a google OS version.
hafizhanif84
TFG Forum Junkie
Buy microsoft surfer pro...high end tablet
Rico
Regular Member
I know this is well past the time of the original post, but i thought i'd chime in for anyone else who might be thinking of a chromebook.
If you really wanted to buy a chromebook, you can always trade by getting a remote desktop app - eg https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/1649523?hl=en - and a VPS (virtual private server). While a VPS can be expensive, you can also find ones for less than US$15 a month, even under $10 if you're just going to use one terminal.
That way you could install MT4 on the VPS no problem, and as a bonus you should get an uptime rate of 99% with a decent VPS.
If you really wanted to buy a chromebook, you can always trade by getting a remote desktop app - eg https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/1649523?hl=en - and a VPS (virtual private server). While a VPS can be expensive, you can also find ones for less than US$15 a month, even under $10 if you're just going to use one terminal.
That way you could install MT4 on the VPS no problem, and as a bonus you should get an uptime rate of 99% with a decent VPS.