So, for the best experience, switching over to a stable browser is recommended. We cannot say for sure whether they would work on other less stable browsers like Canary, Dev, or Beta. This guide contains all the flags that have been tested on the Stable Chrome Desktop Browser and the Stable Chrome Android Browse. It’s completely up to Google to decide which flags it wants to keep and which not to. Moreover, these flags have a short lifespan and could even disappear in the next update. In that case, the best bet will be to disable that flag right away. Although these could be easily enabled via the instructions that we are about to tell, you may face some stability issues while enabling them. 5. Lazy image loadingĪ particularly useful feature for viewing photo-heavy sites on mobile devices, the Flag #enable-lazy-image-loading speeds up page loads by not loading pictures until you've scrolled down far enough to see them.Chrome Flags are experimental features that are hidden from the general public.

Look for #show-saved-copy and turn it on. If it's been cached by your browser, you'll be presented with a button offering to load that 'stale' saved copy instead. Worry not, with this Flag enabled, you won t have to resort to trawling through the Internet Archive for a copy of the missing page. You now the feeling – you need some information from a webpage that you've visited before, but now the page is gone. Normally you'd have to go through clicking each one to make that happen, but with #enable-offline-auto-reload enabled, all your open tabs will be reloaded automatically when you're back online.

Your Wi-Fi connection has dropped and all your tabs need to be reloaded. With the Flag #show-autofill-type-predictions activated, such forms will be pre-filled automatically, saving you a few valuable seconds. Unless you've disabled it, Chrome will store data like addresses that you often enter in forms, and offer to autofill it for you.

You can drag this around your screen anywhere - even outside your browser. With these enabled, you can right-click twice on a YouTube video and select 'Picture-in-Picture' to make it pop out in its own little window.

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