The chrome://flags page is used to enable experimental features in the Google Chrome web browser, as well as in Chrome OS, the Linux-based operating system that powers Chromebooks. In the latest Chrome Canary build, the chrome://flags page was revamped with a neat list of interesting changes. For example, there’s now a tabbed interface to separate the “Available” and “Unavailable” flags, Chrome’s version number is now displayed on the page, the warning blurb was simplified, both the typography and color scheme were modernized, and support for larger touch targets was implemented.