List of Chrome URLs

Calling all geeks: cool stuff you can do in Google Chrome, use the commands below.

(Don't click on the links, that will take you to Quora, as I got it from there.)

• chrome://accessibility
• chrome://appcache-internals
• chrome://apps
• chrome://blob-internals
• chrome://bookmarks
• chrome://cache
• chrome://chrome
• chrome://chrome-urls
• chrome://components
• chrome://conflicts
• chrome://crashes
• chrome://credits
• chrome://devices
• chrome://dns
• chrome://downloads
• chrome://extensions
• chrome://flags
• chrome://flash
• chrome://gcm-internals
• chrome://gpu
• chrome://help
• chrome://histograms
• chrome://history
• chrome://indexeddb-internals
• chrome://inspect
• chrome://invalidations
• chrome://ipc
• chrome://media-internals
• chrome://memory
• chrome://memory-internals
• chrome://nacl
• chrome://net-internals
• chrome://newtab
• chrome://omnibox
• chrome://password-manager-internals
• chrome://plugins
• chrome://policy
• chrome://predictors
• chrome://print
• chrome://profiler
• chrome://quota-internals
• chrome://serviceworker-internals
• chrome://settings
• chrome://signin-internals
• chrome://stats
• chrome://suggestions
• chrome://sync-internals
• chrome://system
• chrome://terms
• chrome://thumbnails
• chrome://tracing
• chrome://translate-internals
• chrome://user-actions
• chrome://version
• chrome://view-http-cache
• chrome://voicesearch
• chrome://webrtc-internals
• chrome://webrtc-logs

For Debug
The following pages are for debugging purposes only. Because they crash or hang the renderer, they're not linked directly; you can type them into the address bar if you need them.

• chrome://crash
• chrome://crashdump
• chrome://kill
• chrome://hang
• chrome://shorthang
• chrome://gpuclean
• chrome://gpucrash
• chrome://gpuhang
• chrome://ppapiflashcrash
• chrome://ppapiflashhang
• chrome://quit/
• chrome://restart/

How to connect an android phone to an WiFi AD-HOC network

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksKun4i-dns

Technically you should be fine with the first 5 steps. After that, if it dies at any point, repeat steps 1 to 4. Make a batch file!

1. start, cmd - run as administrator
2. netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode="allow" ssid=test key=12345678
3. netsh wlan stop hostednetwork
4. netsh wlan start hostednetwork
5. Share the internet connection between Microsoft virtual WIFI
miniport adapter and YOUR INTERNET CONNECTION
6. Connect your android phone/tablet to new network called "test" enter the
password: "12345678" and set the DHCP settings to static or manual:
8. After restarting windows, you should again type 4.step command. OR just create a shortcut on your desktop with netsh wlan start hostednetwork.