This flag gives you a nice reminder whenever you save something while browsing in an Incognito window/tab. Just look this up: chrome://flags/#incognito-screenshot Enable Incognito download warning (Android only)Īlthough Incognito mode leaves no traces in terms of web history, the files you download during the session are still saved on your storage even after exiting the browser. If you want to change this rule, take screenshots normally in the Incognito tab, then enable this flag. When using Chrome on a smartphone, you cannot take a screenshot in the Incognito tab whatsoever - it just saves a blank tab if you try to do so. (Image: Chrome) Incognito screenshot (Android only) To find this flag, go to: chrome://flags/#side-panel A screenshot showing the side panel feature. Once you turn this experimental feature on, you can access your bookmarks and reading list by clicking the side panel button. This one is for those who want to reduce the number of clicks it takes to reach their favorite websites and articles. It also shows precise IP address, city, region and country name in the icon hint and in. If you like to see precise location for a website, rendered with pixel perfect flag icon give this one a try Extension shows country flag for the site opened in the current tab. Chrome will restart and you can use the flags you've turned on.Enter the address bar: chrome://flags/#pull-to-refresh Side panel (desktop/laptop only) Shows country flag for the website near the location bar. Once you've enabled the Chrome flags you want to try, just click the big Relaunch Now button at the bottom of the screen. Sometimes they end up in the stable release of Chrome as full features other times they disappear.
Google may change or remove these flags at any time, so you shouldn't get too attached to them. Note that since the flags aren't in any sort of order, use the search bar at the top of the screen to easily jump to them. Google uses cookies to deliver its services, to personalize ads, and to. Please note Chrome's warning that these flags can cause security issues and potential data loss. Preview upcoming Google Chrome features before they’re released and give us feedback to make Chrome a better browser. Not all of them are applicable for normal use, but you'll find several that are worth tweaking.
This is a hidden Chrome page to prevent novice users from playing with them and accidentally creating issues. Chrome has a list of experimental features that you can access by entering this address in your search bar: chrome://flagsĭoing so will grant you access to the backdoor list of new options.
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