Movie editing on Chromebooks: it's almost like a Mac, isn't it, if you squint a little. Well, not yet. My advice: this is precisely what a Chromebook is not best at. However, here goes: ​WeVideo Notebooks.com  breaks out their offering  like so: WeVideo  offers some advanced video editing, but at a higher price than the other two solutions below. It’s got some of the features people need. It does more trimming a single clip, putting a title on it and sharing it. There’s a useful Timeline Editing mode that looks a lot like programs people use on a Mac or PC. However, WeVideo limits the free version so much it’s almost useless and charges about $50 for the Pro version with all the bells and whistles. Their f ree service includes 5GB of storage, watermarks on only 720p video and up to 5 minutes of published video per month. ​ Pros: The file to be used for your video can be uploaded from several sources, such as: OneDrive, Instagram, Facebook, Flickr, Dr...