Install

In this example, we were installing onto an HTC One X.

You will need to install adb first and connect your device to your development machine using it.

Once you've done this, push the xwalk binary to the device (here we're assuming the xwalk-android.zip file was downloaded to the ~/Downloads directory on a Linux machine, host$):

host$ cd ~/Downloads
host$ mkdir xwalk; cd xwalk
host$ unzip ../xwalk-android.zip
host$ adb shell ‘pm set-install-location 2’
host$ adb install xwalk-android/apks/XWalkCoreShell.apk
    629 KB/s (18634788 bytes in 28.899s)
    pkg: /data/local/tmp/XWalkCoreShell.apk
Success

Finally, go to the application list and locate the XWalkCoreShell app. Click on it to run it.

Once it's running, give it a URI to run by entering it into the address bar at the top of the application. This can either be an absolute URL, e.g.

http://google.com/

or the location of an app unpacked on the device.