Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client for Chrome - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client for Chrome is a web-based and Isolated Web App (IWA) RDP client for Chrome OS that connects to Windows computers over the internet using Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). Once connected, users gain full mouse and keyboard control of the remote machine and can view the remote screen in real time. No additional server software is required on most Windows versions. The app is available as an IWA installed on Chrome OS and can be force-installed on managed devices via the Google Workspace Admin console. A legacy Chrome App (version 3.x) is also available for environments still supporting Native Client (NaCl).

Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client for Chrome targets individual users and organizations running Chrome OS devices, including enterprise and managed Chromebook deployments in Google Workspace environments. The feature set covers a broad range of enterprise requirements: Microsoft RD Gateway support, Microsoft RemoteApp support, Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop connectivity, Kerberos and NTLM authentication, smart card redirection, kiosk mode on managed Chrome OS devices, and centralized app configuration via managed device policies. Multi-monitor support, custom and auto-matched screen resolutions, audio redirection, USB redirection, camera redirection, and printer redirection round out the connectivity capabilities.

File operations between Chrome OS and remote Windows sessions are handled via filesystem redirection (drive redirection) and file transfer through the Xtralogic File System Provider extension. Additional reliability features include auto-reconnect after network connection loss and the ability to import server settings from .rdp files. Licensing covers individual per-user purchases as well as volume licensing for organizations with 5 to 1,000 or more users, making the product applicable across deployments of any scale.