The more open tabs you have, the harder it is to know one site from the next. Group Tabs Together with the Tab Groups Flag The #password-leak-detection flag will alert you if any Google-saved passwords end up on a publicly-leaked database like HaveIBeenPwned, making it easier to know if your passwords are still safe to use or if you need to change them. Check Your Password Security with the Password Leak Detection Flagįrom one month to the next, sites get hacked and passwords get leaked. This forces Chrome to split any in-progress downloads into smaller parts that download at the same time, maximizing your connection speed and speeding up downloads in the progress. Faster Downloads with the Parallel Downloading FlagĬhrome downloads aren’t always the quickest but enabling the #enable-parallel-downloading flag could help. This will place all of the icons into a single, drop-down menu to keep things tidy. If you have too many Chrome extension icons appearing next to your address bar, making the Chrome UI look a little messy, then Google has you covered with the #extensions-toolbar-menu flag. Hide Chrome Extension Icons with the Extensions Toolbar Flag

Also named QUIC, the #enable-quic flag will turn this setting on, but it’ll only work with sites that have been designed with QUIC in mind. HTTP/3 is a Google-designed protocol to help speed up browsing on the internet. Enable HTTP/3 QUIC Support for Faster Browsing To enable it, search for #smooth-scrolling. Enabling this will turn on a more fluid animation for scrolling pages. This flag will help you if you’re finding page scrolling to be jerky or unnatural on your device.

Smoother Pages with the Smooth Scrolling Flag You can find these by searching for the #flag tag in the Chrome flags menu.

To get you started, however, here are ten of the best Chrome flags you can try right now.

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