If you aren’t sure which of the Chrome flags you’ve enabled is causing the issue, you can disable all of them at once by clicking the Reset All button on the top right of the Experiments page.

Click on the drop-down menu under its name and then, select Disabled.

On the Experiments page, find the Chrome flag that you want to disable.

In case you’re encountering any problems with your browser performance ever since you’ve enabled Chrome flags, you can follow one of the two routes mentioned below: More often than not, Chrome flags allow Google to pilot-test the new features before they can be made available to all Chrome users. The experimental nature of Chrome flags does make them a bit volatile, and can even cause privacy and security issues while browsing. However, it is quite easy to access and enable them should you wish to customise your browsing experience or make the browser UI more aligned with your needs. These features are hidden i.e., they aren’t yet enabled by default. FAQs What are Chrome flags?īy definition, Chrome flags are experimental or beta features that are currently being tested by Google on Chrome OS or the Chrome browser. Note: If you face too many hiccups after enabling Chrome flags, you can easily disable them. Chrome flags will only work upon restarting the browser after enabling them.Chrome flags are still in the beta testing phase, so there is a possibility that the quality and performance won’t be at par.Alternatively, you can use a different browser for carrying out such tasks. Chrome flags aren’t completely secure, so you shouldn’t enable them if you use the browser for confidential or sensitive matters like online transactions.Additionally, I've never clicked that Google Lens icon that you mentioned in the bottom left of the dog image before - am I supposed to? I've also now learned you can widen the panel by clicking the 2 grey '||' bars (to the left of '55 pet niche ideas.') and dragging left, but that still doesn't help the issue of it not opening in a new tab. The good news is that with your extension, the panel now shows the right thing (the old image search), but it's strange that it seems to be squeezing it all into that panel. But now that Lens is around, when I click the button, it simply opens up a panel on the right side of my page.

Prior to Lens, that button would open a new tab with normal google reverse image search. Right clicked on the image, and selected 'Search image with Google Lens' Clicked on the picture, which brings it up in the bigger embedded window per usual

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