Casting from the Google Chrome browser to a TV is primarily done using a Chromecast device or a TV with Chromecast built-in. Here’s a comprehensive guide:

1. Ensure Connectivity:

• Same Wi-Fi Network: Your computer (running Chrome) and your Chromecast device or Chromecast-enabled TV must be on the same Wi-Fi network.

2. Open Google Chrome:

• Launch the Google Chrome browser on your computer.

3. Access Cast Settings:

• Click the three vertical dots (More menu) in the top-right corner of the Chrome window.
• Select “Cast…”.

4. Choose Your Device:

• A small window will appear, displaying a list of available Chromecast devices on your network.
• Select the device you want to cast to (e.g., “Living Room TV,” “Chromecast”).

5. Choose What to Cast:

• Cast Tab:
  • This is the most common option. It casts the content of the current Chrome tab to your TV.
  • It is the default option when you select your device.
• Cast Desktop:
  • This option mirrors your entire computer screen to your TV.
  • To select this, click on the “Sources” dropdown in the casting window and select “Cast desktop”.
• Cast File:
  • This option allows you to cast local media files.
  • To select this, click on the “Sources” dropdown in the casting window and select “Cast file”. Then select the file from your computer.

6. Control Casting:

• To stop casting:
  • Click the blue “Cast” icon that appears in the Chrome toolbar.
  • Select “Stop casting.”
• Volume Control:
  • You can usually control the volume from your TV’s remote or through the Google Home app on your phone.