Chrome has a lot of "hidden" tricks and treats, and one of them is the Chrome's Built-in URLs. A bunch of internal URLs designed to provide advanced information, debugging and detailed info about you and the browser. Yes, information about you, since you are using the browser. A built-in URL follows this schema chrome://{address}. Here i will list 3 of them that i consider very cool to take a peek. My Current Google Chrome version is 80.0.3987.132 (Official Build) (64-bit), under a Linux Ubuntu.
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chrome://site-engagement/
Displays a table containing your engagement score for the sites you most visit.
chrome://user-actions/
When opened, log the user events (activity) on the browser, but do not seem to store any data about it.
chrome://prefs-internals/
Your Chrome's internal preferences. Its cool to see how the information is organized (and how many information there is to see)
Bonus
You can check the complete Chrome's Built-In URLs list visiting chrome://about or chrome://chrome-urls/
Top comments (4)
If I may contribute one more:
chrome://dinolets you play the no internet game when you do have internetProbably the coolest one :P
If I may contribute one more: chrome://version
it gives you details about chrome instance
user-actions is very useful!
Thanks!