The Google Chrome browser has great features, but many of them aren't available by default. Chrome "flags" can enable experimental and beta features if you know where to find them. It's surprisingly easy to do.
Google often puts features behind flags before they're ready to be released for the first time. Sometimes these features make it into stable releases, but they can also disappear without warning. That's the nature of using experimental and beta features.
There are also flags available for each different platform. For example, there are some flags for Chrome on Android, Chrome on Windows, etc. The process for enabling these flags is very simple.
Warning: These features are not available to everyone for some reason. They may not work properly and may negatively affect your browser's performance . Enable flags at your own risk
First, open the Chrome browser on your device. Flags are available for Chrome on almost every platform, including Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, iPad , and Android.
Then, type chrome://flags in the address bar and press enter.
You will now be on a page titled “Experimental.” It is divided into two columns: Available and Unavailable. You can scroll through the “Available” list or search for a specific flag.
When you find a flag to enable, select the drop-down menu (it will usually be listed as “Default”) and select “Enabled”.
After enabling a flag, you will need to restart the browser for the change to take effect . You can enable multiple flags before restarting. Select the blue “Relaunch” button when you are ready.
You have completed all the procedures and you are ready! You have entered a bigger world of browser. Now search and try out the possible upcoming features of Google Chrome! We are sure that you will find interesting features.
Information source: howtogeek.com
