Cog shows 8 cores but only 4 working, which led me to believe that something was wrong with my chromebook, but after a powerwash and further research it seems it does have only 4 cpu cores. Cog keep showing 8 tough. Find it odd.

I just installed the app in an 27 iMac with Mavericks and Chrome 36 and I cannot do any scroll at all. The trackpad doesn't work and even when I manage to show the scrollbar I cannot drag it either.

This needs an option to view available Internal Storage like it does External Storage. That's just as important as External Storage. An option to click on it for more information would be nice too if Chrome's API allows it. EDIT: I believe I found it labeled it as 'Memory'. It should have been labelled 'Internal Storage'. 'Memory' is often used to represent RAM.

on a Dell 5400 running 83.0.4103.97 with hyperthreading enabled via the flag: chrome://flags/#scheduler-configuration only half the CPU cores usage is displayed in COG, though all 8 "cores" are displayed in htop running in terminal inside a Crostini container.

I suspect this is actually a ChromeOS bug not returning the data correctly via the CPU API but I thought I'd start by opening the issue here.

As discussed in the thread on Google+ launching COG drives CPU usage up from 4% to about 60%

What about being redesigned using the Material Design Spec? Or maybe another version of Cog designed using material design (Cog Material)?

from user feedback You might want to address this in a future update to Cog: Hide the "Battery" section on Chromeboxes where this doesn't make sense.

Cannot scroll at all in chrome OS 40 beta.

I have been using Cloudready on my Thinkpad T460p for a while and cog always shows 8 Cores (4physical + 4 HT).
As of lately (cannot track when this changed) Cog only shows 4 cores active, although 8 are still present. Is this a Cog issue or did ChromOS stop using HT cores?

Thanks.

Currently, COG only reports the total system memory, requesting that COG also show the amount of used memory via numerical value and/or percentage.

Example:

Feature Request: It would be nice to see swap space in use as well as free memory. I'm frequently curious to know how much of the zram device Chrome is actually using.

Would it be possible to add a speedtest feature in the "internet" section or is it too far out of the scope of this to be considered? I'm talking about a button that you could press that would do the test & show the results in app, or even just a button that would open the results in the browser.