One of the fun parts of any update to Chrome OS is hunting around for new feature flags that work well with the latest version of the OS. Experimental feature flags are generally signs of things to come in Chrome and Chrome OS, but actually trying them out can be an exercise in patience and searching. There are so many feature flags in any version of Chrome OS at this point that it becomes difficult to parse what’s new, what’s already active by default, and what will or won’t totally break your Chromebook experience.
With each update to Chrome OS, we sift through these feature flags and test them out to see which ones are worth trying and which ones are safe for you turn on and leave on if you so choose. So, here are five great flags you can enable right now on your Chromebook in Chrome OS 90. As a quick refresher, in order to find and enable these flags, head to chrome://flags in your browser and you can search for each by name and get them all enabled at once before you restart your Chromebook.
