I can’t recommend Spybot as a standalone antivirus, but its free adware removal tool is a nice add-on for users who already have a good. If nothing else, it might give you a better reason to try rough Chrome versions - you’d easily learn what extras Google is working on. Spybot Search & Destroy + AV adds antivirus protection and real-time scanning, but during testing, its anti-malware engine didn’t catch advanced malware that the other products on this list caught. Chrome’s giant audience could easily make Labs a widely-used feature, however. Firefox and Vivaldi have their own experiment pages. It’s not certain if this will be limited to Canary or will reach more polished versions in time. You currently have to enable Chrome Labs through its own flag (visit “chrome://flags/” in the address bar and search for “Chrome Labs”). The list of installed extensions included one called Search Manager.

If you want to access a reading list or tab search, you just have to click a beaker icon, toggle the experiment from a drop-down menu and restart the browser. Later that same day, I was looking at an instance of the Chrome browser running on a Windows 7 machine used by another non-techie.

Ghacks and Android Police have learned that Chrome Canary 89 includes a Chrome Labs feature that offers quick access to experimental features. Test versions of Chrome sometimes pack experimental features, but you almost wouldn’t know it when you frequently have to enable obscure settings flags to use them.

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