chrome:flags#enable-desktop-pwas-remove-status-bar (expired).chrome:flags#avatar-toolbar-button (now integrated in Chrome OS accounts).chrome:flags#spectre-v2-mitigation (no noticeable impact on cores).chrome:flags#enable-accessibility-live-caption (default).

chrome:flags#scan-app-media-link (default).chrome:flags#enable-cros-virtual-keyboard-multipaste (default).chrome:flags#privacy-sandbox-settings-2.chrome:flags#enable-networking-in-diagnostics-app.chrome:flags#enable-input-noise-cancellation-ui.chrome:flags#ash-window-follow-cursor-multi-display.Also good to know, you can easily backup your Linux via the settings in ChromeOS in case you doubt if you’ll break something.Changes to our recommended Chrome flags list: It took me a bit of time but I had a lot of fun figuring these things out. So much possibilitiesĪs you noticed, installing things on ChromeOS is a breeze and I suggest you look around a bit, I’m sure you’ll find that perfect setup that just works. If you’re not into the agnoster theme, there is this awesome guide for the powerlevel theme as well. My Chromebook (screenshot) is set in Dutch, but it should give you an idea on where to find the correct fields.Īnd there you have it, You now have a beautiful terminal. Enter 'Hack' before 'DejaVu Sans Mono' in front of Text Font Family like: 'Hack', 'DejaVu Sans Mono'.Enter ' this url' in front of Custom CSS (URI).You will get a window with theme settings. This will open up a new tab with crosh, let's change the default theme settings with ctrl+alt+p Open up your default chrome browser and type ctrl+alt+t.

Inkscape on chromebook