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1 month ago content of flags.md file:
Chrome Flags
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Privacy and Security
Enabled:
* #block-insecure-private-network-requests * #clear-cross-site-cross-browsing-context-group-window-name * #disable-process-reuse * When enabled, out-of-process iframes will not try to reuse compatible processes from unrelated tabs, which might decrease performance. * The flag is force-enabled in command-line flags, due to it is hidden in MS Edge(://flags) * #disallow-doc-written-script-loads * Enabling it breaks `--blink-settings="preferredColorScheme=1"` * If you use Brave Browser with Fingerprinting blocking Strict, just enable the flag * #dns-https-svcb * #enable-browsing-data-lifetime-manager * #enable-isolated-sandboxed-iframes * #enable-web-bluetooth-new-permissions-backend * Go to `chrome://settings/content/bluetoothDevices` and disable the permission * On Android, Go to Settings → Site Settings → Bluetooth → disable the permission * #enable-webrtc-hide-local-ips-with-mdns * #enable-webview-tag-site-isolation * #encrypted-client-hello * #isolate-origins * #partitioned-cookies * #reduce-user-agent * #reduce-user-agent-minor-version * #reduce-user-agent-platform-oscpu * #strict-origin-isolation * #third-party-storage-partitioning * #use-dns-https-svcb-alpn
Disabled:
* #clipboard-unsanitized-content * #enable-async-dns * #enable-fenced-frames * #enable-first-party-sets * #enable-generic-sensor-extra-classes * #enable-prerender2 * #enable-webrtc-remote-event-log * #enable-webusb-device-detection * #enable-winrt-geolocation-implementation * You might need to enable it for Maps * #fedcm * #file-handling-api * #font-access * #full-user-agent * #media-router-cast-allow-all-ips * #sameparty-cookies-considered-first-party * #show-autofill-type-predictions * #system-keyboard-lock * #trust-tokens * #use-first-party-set * #web-bundles * #web-share * #web-sql-access
Usability
Enabled
* #download-bubble, #download-bubble-v2 * If you prefer MS Edge's download bubble style, then enable it, yet it might not be stable * #enable-force-dark * Personal preference * #enable-tab-audio-muting * #extensions-menu-access-control * #global-media-controls-modern-ui * #scrollable-tabstrip * #sharing-desktop-screenshots * #sharing-desktop-screenshots-edit * #side-panel-improved-clobbering * #unified-side-panel
Disabled
* #in-product-help-demo-mode-choice * #smooth-scrolling * #username-first-flow * #username-first-flow-fallback-crowdsourcing * #username-first-flow-filling
Performance
Enabled
* #align-wakeups * #back-forward-cache - **Enabled force caching all pages (experimntal)** * Make sure you are using command line flags * #calculate-native-win-occlusion * #enable-drdc * #enable-parallel-downloading * #enable-quic * #enable-throttle-display-none-and-visibility-hidden-cross-origin-iframes * #enable-vulkan - Disabled, due to causing completely black web pages and making browsers laggy * This flag is enabled by default on some/most devices * If you don't experience the same problem, keep this flag default * #enable-webassembly-lazy-compilation * This flag is placebo when JITLess mode and/or Strict Security mode in MS Edge are activated * #overlay-strategies - **Occluded and unoccluded buffers (single-fullscreen,single-on-top,underlay)** * Use this flag for Skylake or newer * #quick-intensive-throttling-after-loading * #subframe-shutdown-delay * #unthrottled-nested-timeout **These flags are not intented for every device, but worth testing.** Forcing them might be a bad idea. Therefore, before using them, please check out the Problems section by typing `chrome://gpu` into the address bar (ignore WebGL errors) * #enable-gpu-rasterization * #enable-waitable-swap-chain * **Enabled Max 1 Frame** has the **lowest delay** but is most likely to **drop frames**, while **3** has the **highest delay** but is least likely to drop frames. * #enable-zero-copy * #ignore-gpu-blocklist * #use-angle * According to the flag's description, using the OpenGL driver as the graphics backend may result in higher performance * D3D11 is used by default; D3D12 may improve performance if you are using Windows 10 1709 or newer.
Android
Note: These are "special flags" for Android. of course, above mentioned flags work too.
Enabled
* #enable-instant-start - **Enabled** * #enable-site-isolation-for-password-sites - **Enabled** * #enable-site-per-process - **Enabled** * #omnibox-most-visited-tiles - **Enabled**
Disabled
* #contextual-search-longpress-resolve - **Disabled** * #related-searches - **Disabled**
Special flags for Chromium forks
Brave Browser
These flags are from Nightly builds, some of them might not be available in other builds. * #brave-adblock-cname-uncloaking - **Enabled** * If you notice DNS leak, disable it * #brave-adblock-cosmetic-filtering - **Enabled** * #brave-adblock-cosmetic-filtering-child-frames - **Enabled** * #brave-adblock-csp-rules - **Enabled** * #brave-adblock-default-1p-blocking - **Enabled** * #brave-block-screen-fingerprinting - **Enabled** * #brave-dark-mode-block - **Enabled** * #brave-de-amp - **Enabled** * #brave-debounce - **Enabled** * #brave-domain-block - **Enabled** * #brave-domain-block-1pes - **Enabled** * #brave-ephemeral-storage - **Enabled** * #brave-ephemeral-storage-keep-alive - **Enabled** * #brave-extension-network-blocking - **Enabled** * #brave-federated - **Disabled** * #brave-first-party-ephemeral-storage - **Enabled** * #brave-reduce-language - **Enabled** * #brave-speedreader - **Enabled** * #brave-vertical-tabs - **Enabled** * Personal preference; Useful when working with huge amount of tabs * #restrict-websockets-pool - **Enabled** Disable these flags incase you don't use them: * #brave-ipfs - **Disabled** * #brave-news - **Disabled** * #native-brave-wallet - **Disabled** * #skus-sdk - **Disabled** * Brave VPN
Ungoogled Chromium
* #extension-mime-request-handling - **Always prompt for install** * #fingerprinting-canvas-image-data-noise - **Enabled** * #fingerprinting-canvas-measuretext-noise - **Enabled** * #fingerprinting-client-rects-noise - **Enabled**
Bromite
* #cleartext-permitted - Disabled * Disables accessing `http` websites * #dns-request-partitioning - Enabled * #num-raster-threads - 4
Edge Chromium
* #edge-automatic-https - **Enabled** * Go to `edge://settings/privacy`, enable `Automatically switch to more secure connections with Automatic HTTPS` and choose `Always switch from HTTP to HTTPS (connection errors might occur more often)` * #edge-autoplay-user-setting-block-option - **Enabled** * Go to `edge://settings/content/mediaAutoplay` and set `Control if audio and video play automatically on sites` to `Block` * #edge-enable-bfcache-features - **Enabled** * #edge-global-media-controls - **Enabled** * #edge-haptics-api - **Disabled** * #edge-launch-timings - **Disabled** * #edge-log-textfield-lag - **Disabled** * #edge-msb-all-dse - **Disabled** * #edge-msb-keyword-mode - **Disabled** * #edge-playready-drm-win10 - **Disabled** * Needed for Netflix, Spotify, etc. * #edge-reduce-user-agent-minor-version - **Enabled** * #edge-robin - **Enabled** * #edge-sdsm-emulate-acg - **Enabled** * #edge-show-feature-recommendations - **Disabled** * #edge-toast-winrt - **Disabled** * #edge-widevine-drm - **Disabled** * Needed for Netflix, Spotify, etc.
mathfelin
Preliminary checklist
Is your feature request related to privacy?
Yes
Is there a patch available for this feature somewhere?
LICENSE.txt flags.md
Describe the solution you would like
I would like to ask that these flags that I mentioned in the files I sent be added to the browser because I don't see them implemented natively very often and it's tiring for me to change and adjust them one by one. I test a lot of different browsers and changing and adjusting flags takes time as well as having to synchronize accounts and adjust settings too.
Describe alternatives you have considered
I consider these flags mentioned on this GitHub to be the best that exist on the internet today I ask you to look at them with the care and love that you have for your project because I really enjoy using Chromite in my day-to-day life.