There is no about:config at the moment.
the feature request on chromium was closed on July 22nd with the status WontFix so you'll probably have to keep bumping the original feature request or open a new request here with additional ideas or features than the previous.
Answer from Greg Buehler on Stack ExchangeThere is no about:config at the moment.
the feature request on chromium was closed on July 22nd with the status WontFix so you'll probably have to keep bumping the original feature request or open a new request here with additional ideas or features than the previous.
Yes, and no. If by about:config, you mean "special page that lets you configure secret stuff, then it's there, and you can access it through chrome://flags.
If you want the complete list of pages available on Chrome, try chrome://about/.
I used a this filter chrome://global/content/config.xhtml?filter=webgl.disabled to quickly toggle the setting. Is there a way in the new one or does anyone know it can be done
I despise having to click the Show All button to see all entries.
chrome://flags
Is there any documentation to the about:config page? : firefox
What are useful or cool settings in about:config? : firefox
Site-specific about:config parameter : firefox
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According to the Chromium projects site it's where the users data directory is. So beyond the configuration it will contain the History, bookmarks, cookies, extensions etc.
To minimise the disk usage, you can uninstall extensions you no longer use and get Chrome to clear it's cache/history.
This is the configuration directory of google-chrome. It contains some user data, history, cookies,extensions and bookmarks, crash reports, application cache and safe browsing data...
To know what is consuming your disk storage you can use:
du -h ~/.config/google-chrome
So you can check which directory/file is consuming your disk storage.