These commands are used in Google Chrome on the url bar. Simply paste or type in the command and press Enter.
chrome://about – displays a list of Chrome’s url commands
chrome://accessibility – Use this page to inspect the internal representation of accessibility in Chrome. You can see and modify the various accessibility modes Chrome has. You can also view the accessibility tree for a specific page, or for the Chrome app natively.
chrome://app-service-internals – Displays details about app services used by Chrome
chrome://apps – Displays the apps installed on your instance of Chrome
chrome://attribution-internals – The Attribution Reporting API gives access to different types of insights via two types of reports that can be sent to an advertiser or a third-party ad tech provider
chrome://autofill-internals – Displays the captured autofill log
chrome://blob-internals – Displays the binary large object (blob) status
chrome://bookmarks – Opens the bookmark manager
chrome://chrome-urls – displays a list of Chrome’s url commands
chrome://components – Components add to the core functionality of Chrome. This wil display the status of the Chrome components
chrome://conflicts – This page lists all modules loaded into the browser and renderer processes and modules registered to load at a later point.
chrome://connectors-internals – Shows available enterprise connectors
chrome://crashes – This page shows information on your recent crashes if you enable crash reporting
chrome://credits – Give credit where credit is due. All the licensing information for systems that made Chrome possible
chrome://device-log – A log of all devices interacting with Chrome
chrome://dino – The dino-jump game. Warning – this is addictive
chrome://discards – Information about the currently open Tabs in Chrome
chrome://download-internals – The state and status of recent downloads
chrome://downloads – Displays your downloads. This is the same as pressing CTRL+J
chrome://extensions – Displays the Extensions currently installed in Chrome
chrome://extensions-internals – Displays the internals (source) of the currently installed Extensions
chrome://family-link-user-internals – Displays information about browsing, mainly used for parental Controls
chrome://flags – Chrome flags are a way to activate browser features that are not available by default. This displays the status of Flags
chrome://gcm-internals – Use chrome.gcm to enable apps and extensions to send and receive messages through Firebase Cloud Messaging. This displays the status
chrome://gpu – Displays status and information of the interaction between Chrome and your computer’s GPU
chrome://help – This displays a page that allows you to view several Chrome options, and a searchable Help system
chrome://history – This will display the current History log of Chrome. This is the same display as pressing CTRL+H
chrome://inspect – Tools used by Developers
chrome://interstitials – Allows you to browse the various warning pages and such you may encounter in Chrome
chrome://management – Displays whether or not your browser is managed (usually) by your employer
chrome://media-engagement – Displays media information and statistics that has been used recently in Chrome
chrome://net-export – Allows you to log Chrome’s network activity
chrome://network-errors – Pages of the different errors you may encounter in Chrome
chrome://new-tab-page – Opens a new tab in Chrome
chrome://new-tab-page-third-party – Opens a new tab in Chrome without the Google logo or search bar
chrome://newtab – The same as new-tab-page
chrome://omnibox – The omnibox allows you to register a keyword with Google Chrome’s address bar
chrome://optimization-guide-internals – Enable the optimization guide debug flags to record debug messages from the browser startup.
chrome://password-manager – Displays the Chrome password manager – if enabled
chrome://policy – View a device’s current Chrome policies on managed devices
chrome://predictors – Displays the Auto-complete, and the Prefetch predictor information
chrome://print – Displays the Print dialogue screen
chrome://profile-internals – Displays information for the Chrome profiles in your browser
chrome://safe-browsing – Displays the status of Safe Browsing in Chrome, if enabled
chrome://settings – Displays Chrome’s Settings window
chrome://signin-internals – Displays different statistics for signed-in users
chrome://site-engagement – Displays a basic graph of the engagement time with different sites currently in history
chrome://sync-internals – Displays statistics and information about the current Google sync setting
chrome://system – System diagnostic data
chrome://tab-search.top-chrome – Search through your open tabs
chrome://terms – Google Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms of Service
chrome://translate-internals – Displays information for Google Translate
chrome://user-actions – Keeps a log of user actions in Chrome
chrome://version – Displays the version of Chrome you are running
chrome://whats-new – What’s new in Chrome
