QUIC is a mixture of TCP/UDP and it aims to increase browsing speeds on QUIC enabled websites by cutting down on the number of trips to the server down to one. Google has been working on the QUIC connection protocol for a while now, and even though its still in development, there are some websites that make use of it. You can access this Chrome flag by heading over to chrome://flags/#read-later 10. As a result, you will see less ads, and your browsing experience will be faster and smoother. When you enable this flag, Chrome will start aggressively blocking ads that are resource-heavy on your system. However, if you want the ad detection and blocking on Chrome to be more aggressive you can use the heavy ad intervention Chrome flag. That’s awesome, right?įor the most part, Google Chrome does a decent job of cutting down on egregious ads on the internet. After enabling this flag, Chrome will be able to recognize UPI ID or VPA and offer you to save or autofill your VPA address in the payment box. Since Google Pay has gotten pretty popular and UPI has almost become a primary way of payments in India, Google is bringing an option to autofill UPI/VPA values in payment forms. By the way, Mozilla has already made DNS over HTTPS a default feature on Firefox. So just enable the flag and Chrome will try to use a secure HTTPS connection for any website that you are visiting. And now, Google has brought a flag that does the same thing. Many users, including me, have been using HTTPS Everywhere extension to always force HTTPS connection while using the internet. Another awesome Chrome Flag that you must enable is Secure DNS Lookups.

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