How To: Enable experimental features on Chrome

Although Google Chrome is constantly updated and you can even enter the beta participation browser, most users do not know that there are a lot of advanced features that can be accessed right through the browser by anyone. Today we will show you how to access these features and showcase some of the best ones.
To access the experimental features, simply copy and paste this “chrome://flags” (without the quotation marks) in the address bar of Chrome. You will see a warning by the developers stating that the features are highly experimental and they might break your browser. Moreover, they might be removed without any warning. You can now scroll through the page to enable any feature that seems interesting to you. You may have already noticed, however, that some features are not available as certain features are restricted to specific platforms.

To enable any of the features, simply click on the Enable option or change the default options in the available drop down lists. Note that the changes will not appear until you restart the browser. Some of the features available are aimed at boosting the performance of the browser while others are aimed at increased functionality. For example, you can turn autocomplete on for every website regardless of their restrictions and enable an autocorrect module similar to the one found in smartphones. If you want to look for a specific feature you can always hit Ctrl + F and search for it.

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