Hey! If you’re on Windows, you can also create a shortcut to Chrome and modify its properties to include the flag. Right-click the shortcut > Properties, then add your flag to the "Target" field after `chrome.exe`.
Like this:
`"C:\Path\To\chrome.exe" --flag-name`
Super handy if you don’t wanna mess with the terminal every time. Just remember, updates might wipe it, so keep a backup of the shortcut. Also, chrome://flags is your friend—some experimental features are there without needing command line tweaks.
Like this:
`"C:\Path\To\chrome.exe" --flag-name`
Super handy if you don’t wanna mess with the terminal every time. Just remember, updates might wipe it, so keep a backup of the shortcut. Also, chrome://flags is your friend—some experimental features are there without needing command line tweaks.