All chrome://* pages. Most useful chrome:// pages

You may have noticed in Google Chrome pages whose URL starts with chrome://, for example, chrome://downloads. What are these pages? How can I find all their addresses? Which ones are really useful? This article will answer all of these questions.

What are chrome://* pages for?

chrome:// pages perform one or another function for the user when the output is large enough (for example, the list of downloads, the history of visited pages), and also provide access to the internal options of the web browser.

How to find out all pages like chrome://*

To list all addresses that start with chrome://, in the address bar of your web browser, enter:

chrome://about

There are quite a few of them – you can start getting to know them yourself by simply clicking on the links, or continue reading – we have selected for you the most useful and interesting service pages of Google Chrome.

Daily tasks

chrome://about

chrome://chrome-urls

Show all chrome://* pages.

chrome://apps

Lists applications

chrome://dino

Offline running dinosaur game

chrome://downloads

Download List

chrome://help

Links to help pages

chrome://history

History of visited pages

chrome://bookmarks

Bookmark manager

chrome://extensions

Managing Web Browser Extensions

chrome://settings

Web browser settings

chrome://new-tab-page

chrome://newtab

New blank tab

Browser fine tuning

chrome://omnibox

Omnibox (address bar, search bar) settings

chrome://flags

Experimental flags (capabilities) of the browser, here they can be turned on or off

Computer hardware

chrome://inspect

Detecting (network) USB devices and configuring port forwarding

chrome://device-log

A plug log and other events with devices

chrome://gpu

Information about the used video card and software extensions and settings

chrome://bluetooth-internals

Information about Bluetooth, including a list of devices previously connected to the computer (and not necessarily they were somehow used with a web browser).

chrome://usb-internals

Data on USB devices connected to the computer

Information

chrome://indexeddb-internals

Web Browser Database Information

chrome://predictors

URL auto-completion list

chrome://media-engagement

Ranking sites by user engagement

chrome://crashes

Web Browser Crash Information

chrome://management

Checking if the web browser is controlled externally

chrome://components

List of software components of the web browser

chrome://discards

In opens tab with engagement information

chrome://discards/graph

The graph of the relationship of open tabs

chrome://discards/database

Information about open tabbed audio usage, last download, and more

chrome://histograms

A variety of histograms

chrome://process-internals

Internal web browser process data

chrome://policy

Policy Information

chrome://quota-internals

Information about cached site files

chrome://safe-browsing

Information about the settings for safe opening sites

chrome://sandbox

Sandbox status

chrome://signin-internals

Internal account login information

chrome://translate-internals

Internal information about the translator's work

chrome://suggestions

Pages that are shown on the main window of the web browser, suggested pages

chrome://system

System diagnostic data

chrome://version

Details of the web browser

Browser messages

chrome://interstitials

List of browser messages

chrome://network-errors

List of network errors

Tools

chrome://net-export

Maintaining and saving a log of network activity

chrome://net-internals

Internal network settings

chrome://net-internals/#dns

Reset browser DNS cache

chrome://net-internals/#sockets

Resetting sockets

chrome://site-engagement

User engagement when browsing sites

chrome://sync-internals

Internal sync data. A sync dump and sync search tool

chrome://tracing

Process tracing

chrome://user-actions

Display of ongoing user actions