If you are one of those people who regularly uses Google Chrome, then you probably know how important and useful Chrome flags are. All it takes is a few clicks and you can try out new features that are not enabled for the general public.
Google is now working on a new Chrome flag, with an interesting name: #uifood. With a single selection, it enables all the new UI features added to Google Chrome.
You can visit chrome://flags and enable the uifood flag. Click Relaunch to save the changes. However, as is always the case with experimental features, you can try it out in Chromium nightly builds or Chrome Canary. And the flag is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS.
There isn't much of a visible difference at the moment, but the development team is constantly working to make uifood a single path to access all of Chrome's design changes.
Another amazing Chrome flag is the one that gives a new color to the web browser. It enables Chrome's new Touchable Refresh design intended for touch and convertible devices.
If you don't have a touch device, you can try out the refreshed interface by selecting Refresh from the flag menu. The UI elements in this interface are larger in size to make them easier to use on touch devices.
