
Once you remove flags entries from the file, Chrome will start opening normally without any problem and the modified flags will be automatically restored to their original default values.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. The main problem is if Chrome is not opening, you can’t restore the flag to its default value by opening Chrome://flags page.ĭon’t worry! There is a file which stores all changed flags in Chrome and you can edit the file and remove the changed/enabled/disabled flags from it. If you are also facing this issue and Chrome started crashing or closing automatically after enabling/disabling flags in Chrome://flags page, this tutorial will help you in fixing the issue.

I have also seen that sometimes Chrome stops opening at all after changing flags. Sometimes it starts and suddenly closes after a few seconds. I have seen many times that users change flags in Chrome://flags page and when they relaunch or restart Google Chrome browser, it starts crashing. Similarly sometimes Google launches new features in Chrome and provides hidden flags in Experiments page for advanced users to manually deactivate and disable them.Ĭhanging flags in Chrome://flags page is dangerous and sometimes it may cause issues. Many times Google doesn’t enable new features by default in newer versions of Chrome and interested users need to change flags in Experiments page to manually activate and enable those features.

Users can turn on or off various flags (also known as preferences) and change some flags values to enable or disable new features. Google Chrome allows users to enable/disable features and change functionality using this secret Experiments page. If you use Google Chrome web browser, you might be aware of its hidden secret advanced configuration page called Experiments which can be accessed using Chrome://flags URL in address bar.
