Shortcut To All Hidden 'about:' And 'chrome://' Pages.

Most of us already knows that there are several hidden pages in Google Chrome. These hidden pages can be accessed by typing "about:" on the address bar. To make it easier, there is a Chrome extension that can provide you quick links on these pages and as a bonus it also provide links to "chrome://" pages (i.e. Extensions, Downloads, Bookmarks and History). After installation, an icon will be visible beside the chrome address bar as shown below.



The full links that this extension supports are:
'about:net-internals' gives an overview of network status and usage.
'about:memory' gives an overview of chrome memory usage, by tab and in total. It will also give data for other browsers if they are open.
'about:dns' lists stored dns data.
'about:plugin' lists all the plugins that chrome is using (such as Flash or QuickTime).
'about:cache' gives all the items in the browser cache.
'about:sync' gives bookmark sync data.
'about:histograms' gives low-level performance data (very technical).
'about:version' gives a detailed version page with the Chromium, WebKit and V8 builds currently being used and user agent info.
'about:credits' lists the (open-source) software and API's that Chrome uses and links to their respective websites.

Download ChromeAccess Extension via [Google Chrome Extensions]

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