Oh — hello there. So, you like uncovering awesome advanced powers for your Android phone browser, do ya? You've thoroughly explored all the carefully concealed settings for better browsing in the Chrome Android app from the other day, and you're back for even more already? My, you are a tenacious little monkey.
This series of secret Chrome Android settings revolves around sharing — y'know, the timeless act of taking something you see on these here interwebbular supernodes and sending it to another human and/or amphibian (or maybe even just into another app on your phone for your own personal saving). I don't know about you, but I find myself doing that dance approximately 7,427 times a day, on average. And so I'm simply delighted to see some interesting new ways to make it faster, easier, and even more effective.
Before we resume our virtual spelunking, let me give you my standard Chrome-on-Android explorer's warning: The settings we're about to excavate are all connected to Google's Chrome flags system. That's a place for options that are actively being worked on and aren't technically intended for mainstream use — and as such, it has some powerful advanced options that could really screw stuff up if you aren't careful. (It also evolves frequently, so it's entirely possible some of the settings we talk about here could look different or even disappear entirely down the road.)
