List of Interesting Experimental Flags for Google Chrome to Try Out

[stonjean633]

Is there a Flag/settings in Chrome that will move cache to RAM without using RAMdisk?
In Firefox I do it via about:config but unsure on Chrome

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

Is there a Flag/settings in Chrome that will move cache to RAM without using RAMdisk?
In Firefox I do it via about:config but unsure on Chrome

The flag you are requesting does not exist.
If I understand your request correctly, there is a Chromium Command Line Switches:

List of Chromium Command Line Switches « Peter Beverloo

--disk-cache-size

that you should set to zero.

=0

I've never tried it and have no idea if it works, try asking @ Bot.

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

• Block scripts loaded via document.write
• TLS 1.3 Early Data
• Parallel downloading
• Strict-Origin-Isolation
• Origin-keyed Processes by default
• Isolated sandboxed iframes
• Enable Fingerprinting Protection Blocklist In Regular Browsing
• Device Bound Session Credentials (Standard)
• Storage Access API follows Same Origin Policy
• Local Network Access Checks - Enabled (Blocking)
• Local Network Access Checks for WebRTC
• Local Network Access Checks for WebSockets
• Local Network Access Checks for WebTransport

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

There is this interesting flag in Chrome:

Use custom disk cache backend for HTTP Cache

It would seem advantageous to enable it.
But I did a little test with Lighthouse and it seems to me (although it's quite difficult to measure the before/after) that on my PC it's better to leave it at the default setting.

This isn't my area of expertise, so if there are any forum users who know how to check this better with other tools, I'd be interested in repeating their measurements to see if it's better to enable the flag.
Thank you.

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

• Block scripts loaded via document.write
• TLS 1.3 Early Data
• Parallel downloading
• Strict-Origin-Isolation
• Origin-keyed Processes by default
• Isolated sandboxed iframes
• Enable RenderDocument
• Device Bound Session Credentials (Standard)
• Local Network Access Checks (enabled blocking)
• Local Network Access Checks for WebRTC
• Local Network Access Checks for WebSockets
• Local Network Access Checks for WebTransport
• Local Network Access Checks with Split Permissions

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

• Block scripts loaded via document.write
• TLS 1.3 Early Data
• Parallel downloading
• Strict-Origin-Isolation
• Origin-keyed Processes by default
• Isolated sandboxed iframes
• Enable RenderDocument
• Device Bound Session Credentials (Standard)
• Local Network Access Checks (enabled blocking)
• Local Network Access Checks for WebRTC
• Local Network Access Checks for WebSockets
• Local Network Access Checks for WebTransport
• Local Network Access Checks with Split Permissions

I am undecided whether to change this flag with the last option ((obviously not considering disabled):

 

[7Oz-64]

@Sampei.Nihira
Thank you for all these flags, i' am using them on my ungoogled chromium by marmaduke with UBOL and personalized DNR rules + NextDNS, coveryourtracks website return this and i'am able to surf all website i need without problem :

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

@Sampei.Nihira
Thank you for all these flags, i' am using them on my ungoogled chromium by marmaduke with UBOL and personalized DNR rules + NextDNS, coveryourtracks website return this and i'am able to surf all website i need without problem :
View attachment 295574

Interesting.
If you want, you can tell us the DNR rules you use here:

Serious Discussion - uBlock Origin Lite - General Discussions

 

[oldschool]

I don't know if it's a recent addition or not, but I now see this in Chrome:

 Isolated sandboxed iframes

And there are 5 other AI-related and 2 omnibox ML URL Scoring flags all of which I've disabled. Edge has a bunch of similar and I've disabled same.