In our tests, the feature has not gone live in Google Chrome Canary as of yet, so it may still be rolling out to users.įor those who want to try it immediately, you can enable the 'Chrome Labs' feature now in Chrome Canary and Chrome Beta by entering chrome://flags#chrome-labs in the address bar and pressing enter. If you're using Canary today (and soon Dev and Beta) you'll notice a little beaker on the toolbar that makes it easier to try out new stuff and share suggestions about how it should evolve. We hope to gather more feedback about updates as they're in development. Google Chrome's Head of Design Alex Ainslie announced the new Chrome Labs feature on Twitter this week and said it is available in Google Canary and coming soon to Chrome Dev and Beta. Users can enable these features by clicking on the 'Default' button and changing it to 'Enabled.' Once you do so, Chrome will prompt you to restart the browser to enable the feature. The hidden features currently promoted by Chrome Labs are 'Reading List', 'Tab Scrolling', and 'Tab Search.' According to Google, Chrome Music Lab is a website that makes learning music more accessible through fun, hands-on experiments.

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