Here's the list of internal Google Chrome URLs for built-in pages. These pages provide extra details on features and components available in the browser. Certain pages allow testing a variety of browser tools, enable hidden options, and even simulate web and app errors.
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Perhaps you are already familiar with some of the internal pages of the Chrome browser. The most famous one is obviously chrome://flags that allows enabling or disabling experimental features. A couple of them open when you click Settings (chrome://settings) or view the about info (chrome://about).
To open a built-in page URL in Chrome, you need to type or copy-paste it into the address bar and press Enter. Here's the list of such pages in Chrome.
Chrome Internal URLs for Built-in Pages
| Chrome URL | Description |
|---|---|
| chrome://about | Displays all internal URLs. Similar to chrome://chrome-urls/ |
| chrome://accessibility | Change accessibility mode, see available capabilities. |
| chrome://app-service-internals | Shows available app services |
| chrome://apps | The list of installed apps in Google Chrome. |
| chrome://autofill-internals | Shows autofill logs. |
| chrome://blob-internals | Shows blob data (if any). |
| chrome://bluetooth-internals | Bluetooth details, such as adapters, devices, and debug logs. |
| chrome://bookmarks | Open the bookmark manager. |
| chrome://components | Installed plugins and components. |
| chrome://conflicts | The page lists all modules loaded in the browser and rendered processes, and modules registered to load at a later point in time. |
| chrome://connectors-internals | Shows available enterprise connectors. |
| chrome://conversion-internals | Attribution Reporting API internals. |
| chrome://crashes | Lists all recently logged and reported crashes. Also, on this page you can clear the logs. |
| chrome://credits | Shows credits for various components and features included in the browser. |
| chrome://data-viewer | View diagnostic data. |
| chrome://device-log | Provides information for device Google Chrome can work with, like Bluetooth, USB devices, etc. |
| chrome://dino | Play the built-in Dino game. |
| chrome://discards | The list of tabs that may be discarded to free up system resources with extra details. |
| chrome://download-internals | Displays the status of the current download(s) (if any). There is also an option to start a new download. |
| chrome://downloads | The built-in download manager page listing all downloads of Edge. |
| chrome://chrome-urls | Lists all built-in page URLs. Similar to chrome://about |
| chrome://extensions | The extension manager that shows all the installed extensions and their options. |
| chrome://bookmarks | Open the Bookmarks manager. |
| chrome://flags | Opens the experimental feature editor to enable or disable hidden options not exposed anywhere in the GUI. |
| chrome://floc-internals | The user-tracking FLoC technology status and options. |
| chrome://gcm-internals | Google Cloud Messaging Service options |
| chrome://gpu | Lists details and capabilities of the graphics adapter. Also shows driver bug workarounds and potential issues. |
| chrome://help | Shows the installed version of Microsoft Edge and performs an update check. |
| chrome://histograms | Page load stats collected from the browser start to the last open page. |
| chrome://history | Browsing history. |
| chrome://indexeddb-internals | IndexedDB usage details by sites. |
| chrome://inspect | Allows setting network targets and port forwarding for USB devices. |
| chrome://interstitials | The list of service pages that Chrome displays when it hits into an SSL error, detecs a captive portal, or for a lookalike URL. |
| chrome://invalidations | Invalidations debug information. |
| chrome://local-state | Browser features and policies, and their status in JSON format. |
| chrome://management | Page is only avaialble if some Group Policies are applied to the browser. The browser also shows a "managed by a company or organization" banner in its UI. |
| chrome://media-engagement | Lists media engagement options, and displays sessions. |
| chrome://media-internals | Some more details about media. |
| chrome://nacl | NaCl (Native Client) information. |
| chrome://net-export | Allows creating a network log. |
| chrome://net-internals/#dns | Clear known host cache. |
| chrome://net-internals/#hsts | Manage domain security policy settings. |
| chrome://net-internals/#proxy | Re-apply current proxy settings, or remove inaccessible proxies. |
| chrome://net-internals/#sockets | Allows the user to close idle sockets and flush socket pools. |
| chrome://network-errors | Displays the list of network errors that the browser may throw. |
| chrome://new-tab-page | Opens the default New Tab page. |
| chrome://new-tab-page-third-party | Opens a custom New Tab page if it is configured. |
| chrome://newtab | Opens the default New Tab page. |
| chrome://ntp-tiles-internals | Shows configuration details for New Tab Page, for example, if the Top Sites option is enabled or not, the list of its sites, and so on. |
| chrome://omnibox | Shows address bar input history on the page. |
| chrome://password-manager-internals | Shows internal details for the built-in password manager. |
| chrome://policy | Shows applied policies with an option to export them to a JSON file. |
| chrome://predictors | Auto-complete and resource prefetch predictors. |
| chrome://prefs-internals | Preferences and their values in JSON format. |
| chrome://print | Print Preview page. |
| chrome://process-internals | Site isolation mode information. Includes the list of sites that are isolated. |
| chrome://quota-internals | Disk quota information including available free disk space for the profile directory. |
| chrome://safe-browsing | Configuration details for the safe browsing security feature. |
| chrome://sandbox | The sandbox status for Chrome processes. |
| chrome://serviceworker-internals | Service Worker details. |
| chrome://settings | Opens the browser's Settings. |
| chrome://signin-internals | Sign-in status, refresh tokens, email addresses and other details for the user account. |
| chrome://site-engagement | Shows site engagement scores for every visited site. |
| chrome://sync-internals | Advanced details on synchronization. |
| chrome://system | OS details, including Edge and Windows version, resource usage, and so on. |
| chrome://terms | The End-User License Agreement. |
| chrome://tracing | Record, load, and save trace data. |
| chrome://translate-internals | Extra details for the built-in translator. |
| chrome://ukm | Metric collection. |
| chrome://usb-internals | Allows testing USB devices. Includes a device list. |
| chrome://user-actions | Lists user actions. |
| chrome://version | Chrome version information including command line parameters and experiments. |
| chrome://web-app-internals | Installed app details in JSON format. |
| chrome://webrtc-internals | Allows creating WebRTC dumps. |
| chrome://webrtc-logs | Shows recently created WebRTC text and event logs. |
| chrome://whats-new | Shows the most recent additions to the browser. |
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