Wait, why even bother with command line flags? Most of the time, you can just use chrome://flags for testing features. It’s way less hassle and you can reset things with one click.
But if you *must* change a command line flag in Chrome, here’s the deal: Close Chrome, then reopen it from terminal with your flag. On Windows, make a shortcut like others said.
Fair warning: Some flags are deprecated or don’t do anything, so double-check the Chromium source or forums before going wild.
But if you *must* change a command line flag in Chrome, here’s the deal: Close Chrome, then reopen it from terminal with your flag. On Windows, make a shortcut like others said.
Fair warning: Some flags are deprecated or don’t do anything, so double-check the Chromium source or forums before going wild.