Advice Request Anyone using Chrome's flags to increase security and/or privacy?

[brent023]

How many of you people uses Flags to improve Security/Privacy..
I need some stable flags, to improve my Security/Privacy or new Features!
Let me know!
Cheers

 

[Moonhorse]

I dont use any, but appcontainer is the one you can enable without worrying

Also site strict isolation is one.

NOTE: Site isolation is enabled by default on desktop platforms it seems

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Some more interesting flags can be found here: Q&A - List of interesting Experimental Flags for Google Chrome

 

[brent023]

I dont use any, but appcontainer is the one you can enable without worrying

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Also site strict isolation is one.

NOTE: Site isolation is enabled by default on desktop platforms it seems

I've enabled these two flags with the name (Appcontainer) and Strict Site Isolation, will these 3 flags conflict with each other?
Thanks! if you have more handfull flags feel free to share

 

[brent023]

Some more interesting flags can be found here: Q&A - List of interesting Experimental Flags for Google Chrome

I've don't have enabled all the flags that are named there..
Some flags lowers the privacy or even destroys the security on Chrome like:

#enable-top-document-isolation (puts all isolated iframes together in stead of each in its own)
#disallow-doc-written-script-loads
#num-raster-threads
#reduced-referrer-granularity

Some well known security researchers sayed that to me,.. don't know if it's true orn't.. :/

Feel free to share some information for these flags, and correct me if i'm wrong orn't
Cheers!

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

I've don't have enabled all the flags that are named there..
Some flags lowers the privacy or even destroys the security on Chrome like:

#enable-top-document-isolation (puts all isolated iframes together in stead of each in its own)
#disallow-doc-written-script-loads
#num-raster-threads
#reduced-referrer-granularity

Some well known security researchers sayed that to me,.. don't know if it's true orn't.. :/

Feel free to share some information for these flags, and correct me if i'm wrong orn't
Cheers!

No, you shouldn't enable all flags, they are experiments:

Experiments
WARNING: EXPERIMENTAL FEATURES AHEAD! By enabling these features, you could lose browser data or compromise your security or privacy. Enabled features apply to all users of this browser.
Interested in cool new Chrome features? Try our beta channel.

 

[HarborFront]

I've don't have enabled all the flags that are named there..
Some flags lowers the privacy or even destroys the security on Chrome like:

#enable-top-document-isolation (puts all isolated iframes together in stead of each in its own)
#disallow-doc-written-script-loads
#num-raster-threads
#reduced-referrer-granularity

Some well known security researchers sayed that to me,.. don't know if it's true orn't.. :/

Feel free to share some information for these flags, and correct me if i'm wrong orn't
Cheers!

Some of the flags are for speeding up Chrome besides for privacy and security

 

[brent023]

No, you shouldn't enable all flags, they are experiments:

Are these flags stable then?

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Are these flags stable then?

No, stable is default chrome without changing any flags.
But flags like appcontainer increase security on Windows 10.