Chrome Flags

You can enable or disable Chrome Flags on your browser to control which extensions are allowed to run on your computer. Enabling or disabling Flags will allow you to control which sites and applications you visit, and which will not. It's a great way to free up space in your browser, but using it without proper precautions is dangerous. This article will show you how to disable or enable Chrome Flags to ensure your safety.

Chrome Flags - Enabling and Disabling Chrome Flags

A chrome/flags is a special toolbar that organizes your media files and streaming videos in a tab. This feature is useful when you need to manage media in another window, but are unsure how to do it. Using the flag will allow you to control all of your media from one place. The toolbar is located in the upper right-hand corner of your window. You can also choose to reset your settings if you're not satisfied with the results.

Chrome Flags are a handy feature in that they allow you to access pages you've visited before. If you've used the same page repeatedly, you can enable a flag that will open it in a preview tab. You can also enable Password Leak Detection. This will notify you if your password has been leaked. To disable a Chrome Flag, simply select the flag and click the toggle button in the bottom right. Then, click Disable.