5 hidden Chrome settings that improve surfing

By default, Chrome, there are not too many options. Much more interesting things in a hidden section of the non-technical users with the experimental parameters. It is here that there are some great features that are worth to know everyone.

Experienced users are well aware of the presence in the Chrome section to the experimental setting, located at the address chrome: // flags. It is here that Google programmers are hidden from the eyes of the inexperienced new users, has not been run in a browser function. We have selected for you the ones that can be safely activated and used immediately.

1. Enabling smooth scrolling

With this added functionality users expect, probably, from the moment I got out the first release of Chrome. And then, finally, the developers came to her hands. To activate it, enter the address, which is listed below, and select from the popup menu value "Enabled".

chrome: // flags / # smooth-scrolling

2. Mute tab

If a tab, you play a music player or video plays, the notes that Chrome tab small icon speaker. However, this icon can also be used to quickly mute the sound. To do this you will need to activate the option at the following address:

chrome: // flags / # enable-tab-audio-muting

3. Fast closing tabs and windows

This option makes the interface more responsive and faster surfing. After its activation tab will be closed more quickly, regardless of the process associated with them. In fact, it affects only the graphical user interface, but visually it seems that Chrome starts to work a little quicker and smarter. Activate the option at this address:

chrome: // flags / # enable-fast-unload

4. QUIC protocol support

QUIC (Eng. Quick UDP Internet Connections) - a new experimental Internet protocol developed by Google. It is designed to speed up Internet connections, as opposed to the current TCP. Although at the moment it is not very widespread, yet when referring to Google's servers, he can give some increase in speed. Activate it at the following address:

chrome: // flags / # enable-quic

5. Create passwords

When this setting is enabled, Chrome will automatically generate a secure password in the event that you are on the registration page. A very handy feature, which, together with the built-in password storage service will completely abandon the third-party solutions. Activate this option may be to the following address:

chrome: // flags / # enable-password-generation

And what hidden Chrome settings you use?