Google Chrome externally looks like a set simple browser, but internally has too many pages for advanced settings, tweaks, test features and more.
All of these pages are hidden behind internal addresses prefixed with chrome: //. Below we will see the most useful of these:
The best known internal address is chrome: // about. This page is very useful as it displays all other Google Chrome internal pages in a list of live links or active links. This allows you to access with one click.
Google Chrome: List of URLs
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- chrome: // about
- chrome: // accessibility
- chrome: // appcache-internals
- chrome: // apps
- chrome: // blob-internals
- chrome: // bluetooth-internals
- chrome: // bookmarks
- chrome: // chrome
- chrome: // chrome-urls
- chrome: // components
- chrome: // crashes
- chrome: // credits
- chrome: // device-log
- chrome: // devices
- chrome: // dino
- chrome: // discards
- chrome: // dns
- chrome: // download-internals
- chrome: // downloads
- chrome: // extensions
- chrome :/ / flags
- chrome: // flash
- chrome: // gcm-internals
- chrome: // gpu
- chrome: // help
- chrome: // histograms
- chrome: // history
- chrome: // indexeddb-internals
- chrome: // inspect
- chrome: // interventions-internals
- chrome: // invalidations
- chrome: // linux-proxy-config
- chrome: // local-state
- chrome: // media-engagement
- chrome: // media-internals
- chrome: // nacl
- chrome: // net-export
- chrome: // net-internals
- chrome: // network-error
- chrome: // network-errors
- chrome: // newtab
- chrome: // ntp-tiles-internals
- chrome: // omnibox
- chrome: // password-manager-internals
- chrome: // policy
- chrome: // predictors
- chrome: // print
- chrome: // quota-internals
- chrome: // safe-browsing
- chrome: // sandbox
- chrome: // serviceworker-internals
- chrome: // settings
- chrome: // signin-internals
- chrome: // site-engagement
- chrome: // suggestions
- chrome: // supervised-user-internals
- chrome: // sync-internals
- chrome: // system
- chrome: // taskscheduler-internals
- chrome: // terms
- chrome: // thumbnails
- chrome: // tracing
- chrome: // translate-internals
- chrome: // usb-internals
- chrome: // user-actions
- chrome: // version
- chrome: // webrtc-internals
- chrome: // webrtc-logs
In the list above, you will find that many of the links are linked to specific comeyea of Chrome's settings menu, such as chrome://chrome, which takes you to the Chrome update page, or the chrome://bookmarks, chrome://apps, and chrome://newtab pages, which open the functions they mention.
Chrome: // Flags: Chrome's experimental features and more
It's probably the most popular of all the internal pages because it's where Google hides all the experimental features. Flags will allow you to explore the features of beta versions with a simple enchange. Έτσι αν προκύψουν problems, you can easily return to the fixed setting.
Chrome: // System: detailed information for the system
If you want to see what your Chromebook is, visit the Chrome: // System home page. You'll find everything from software and firmware versions to the details of any hardware in your system.
Although this page is much more useful on Chromebooks, you can also use it on Browser Chrome on your desktop. It will show you less but interesting elements of your system.
Chrome: // Net-Internals: Real-time Network Diagnostics
The details you see will not be useful to average users. But if you're looking for advanced information about using the Chrome network, you'll find the page very interesting.
Chrome: // Inspect: developer tools
If you want a small picture of what Chrome can do internally, the Chrome: // Inspect page will show it to you. Like the chrome: // net-internals page, it's clearly geared towards developers, but also for those who want to look in-depth on what's going on inside of Chrome.
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