Well, I'm now running the v95.x Chrome beta with the commandline enabling; so hopefully something is happening somwhere!

Thanks!

jamesrt: Is there an obvious way I can tell if it's enabled or not?

keen to join in the fun as well

gzt:

jamesrt: Is there an obvious way I can tell if it's enabled or not?

Chrome has a settings page with experimental options. This option might show there?

Not that I could see when I looked, no.

In fact, if it was there, then you could enable it that way rather than using a commandline option, surely?

gzt:Chrome has a settings page with experimental options. This option might show there?

 

No, it is not there.

I am running Chrome Version 94.0.4606.81 with args enabled.

Running Chrome with args enabled.

Chrome Beta should be fun.

Edit

Are we meant to be noticing anything?

Perhaps just a bit faster - might not even be noticeable if already fast.

freitasm:

 

Perhaps just a bit faster - might not even be noticeable if already fast.

 

Going side by side. I noticed absolutely no change.

Sign me up for the beta :)

scottjpalmer: Note you need to be using Chrome version 95, appears the official version is still version 94.x

Hah - I created a new shortcut on my desktop using the required parameters, then saw this. We're running version 89. I'll add them to the shortcut on my home computer later this arvo :-) 

The 103 Early Hints feature is now part of Google Chrome 103. Thanks for those who helped test this on Geekzone back then. This should also be available on Edge (Chromium) 103.

Chromium Blog: Chrome 103 Beta: Early Navigation Hints, a Host of Completed Origin Trials, and More

103 Early Hints for Navigation - Chrome Platform Status (chromestatus.com)