Currently, one of the most popular Internet browsers in the various operating systems is Google Chrome, since it is one of the most comfortable in terms of functions and synchronization, in addition to being characterized by being quite secure and compatible with a multitude of operating systems.
However, one of the aspects that also characterize this browser are the so-called internal URL addresses, which are small internal pages for configuration, administration, management, reports and utilities that this browser uses and which can be accessed by placing the text in the address bar chrome:// followed by the name of it.
Now, the fact is that apart from the typical and best known, There are many of them that can be accessed to perform different functions, and it is possible that at some specific moment it will be useful to access to them. To see all of them, you can place the text on the top bar chrome://about and you will be shown a list on the screen of those that are available, apart from those that we are going to show you below.
These are all the internal Google Chrome URLs that you can access
As we mentioned, there are many URLs of Google Chrome internal pages that you can visit. Then We show you the complete list of them so that you can access in case you need it.:
- chrome: // about
- chrome: // accessibility
- chrome: // appcache-internals
- chrome: // apps
- chrome: // autofill-internals
- chrome: // blob-internals
- chrome: // bluetooth-internals
- chrome: // bookmarks
- chrome: // chrome-urls
- chrome: // components
- chrome: // conflicts
- chrome: // crashes
- chrome: // credits
- chrome: // device-log
- chrome: // devices
- chrome: // dino
- chrome: // discards
- chrome: // download-internals
- chrome: // downloads
- chrome: // extensions
- chrome :/ / flags
- chrome: // gcm-internals
- chrome: // gpu
- chrome: // help
- chrome: // histograms
- chrome: // history
- chrome: // indexeddb-internals
- chrome: // inspect
- chrome: // interstitials
- chrome: // interventions-internals
- chrome: // invalidations
- chrome: // local-state
- chrome: // management
- chrome: // media-engagement
- chrome: // media-internals
- chrome: // nacl
- chrome: // net-export
- chrome: // net-internals
- chrome: // network-error
- chrome: // network-errors
- chrome: // new-tab-page
- chrome: // newtab
- chrome: // ntp-tiles-internals
- chrome: // omnibox
- chrome: // password-manager-internals
- chrome: // policy
- chrome: // predictors
- chrome: // prefs-internals
- chrome: // print
- chrome: // process-internals
- chrome: // quota-internals
- chrome: // safe-browsing
- chrome: // sandbox
- chrome: // serviceworker-internals
- chrome: // settings
- chrome: // signin-internals
- chrome: // site-engagement
- chrome: // suggestions
- chrome: // supervised-user-internals
- chrome: // sync-internals
- chrome: // system
- chrome: // terms
- chrome: // thumbnails
- chrome: // tracing
- chrome: // translate-internals
- chrome: // usb-internals
- chrome: // user-actions
- chrome: // version
- chrome: // webrtc-internals
- chrome: // webrtc-logs
Chrome internal URLs for development purposes
- chrome: // badcastcrash /
- chrome: // inducebrowsercrashforrealz /
- chrome: // crash /
- chrome: // crashdump /
- chrome: // kill /
- chrome: // hang /
- chrome: // shorthang /
- chrome: // gpuclean /
- chrome: // gpucrash /
- chrome: // gpuhang /
- chrome: // memory-exhaust /
- chrome: // memory-pressure-critical /
- chrome: // memory-pressure-moderate /
- chrome: // ppapiflashcrash /
- chrome: // ppapiflashhang /
- chrome: // inducebrowserheapcorruption /
- chrome: // heapcorruptioncrash /
- chrome: // quit /
- chrome: // restart /