How to Access the Google Chrome Flags page The outdated flags are removed and new flags are added regularly. This article is updated regularly to track the latest flags of Chrome Canary channel. You can enable them if you want to try them out.Įvery version update adds some ‘test’ features to regular channel and adds some new features to test mode. As in a test mode, these features are generally unstable. Flags allow you to enable Chrome features that are being tested and yet to be released to the main channel. If you’re really brave and don’t mind a little instability in the name of advanced features, check out Google Chrome Canary.Chrome flags are hidden settings for new browser features. It’s snappy and a very good alternative to Safari.

If you’re one of the 13% of MacTrast users running Firefox, at least give Google Chrome a try. I don’t even bother with Firefox because it loads too slowly. See his detailed instructions to essentially delete Flash from your system. I have been using John Gruber’s method of living without Flash and cheating with Google Chrome when Flash is needed, in order to preserve precious battery life on my MacBook Air. I primarily use Safari and switch to Chrome only when I need to use Flash. Chrome Canary is on version 13 while the stable version of Chrome is version 11.

Google has released the experimental build of its popular Chrome browser (about 15% of MacTrast users are running Chrome) in order to test advanced features before releasing them on ‘regular’ Chrome. Just like the “canary in the coal mine,” Chrome Canary is for only the bravest browser users to explore uncharted territory. If you enjoy being on the cutting edge of browser technology and don’t mind being a test subject, then Google Chrome Canary is for you.

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