Google Chrome has recently been updated to version 78. Very useful features have appeared. These include the password leak detection feature and the forced activation of the dark mode. You can read our guide to learn more about these two features. Apart from that, Chrome has also been introduced in a new Map tab Overview. When you hover over a particular tab, these cards display the name of the website and the URL it contains. It is useful to distinguish a tab from others when the user has opened multiple tabs. In this guide, we will examine this feature in detail. In addition, the steps to change these maps over the Chrome tabs will also be discussed.Tabs Overflown in Chrome v78
The latest version of Google Chrome for Desktop hosts the new tabbed flyover interface. Starting with Chrome version 78When you place the cursor on a tab, you will now see the header of this website, its name and its URL. This contrasts sharply with previous versions that only showed the header of the website. With a small Chrome adjustment, you can further modify the new tab rollover maps to also display a web page snippet. Or, you can even completely abandon this new Flying Card UI and roll back the previous one.
Do not forget that we will use the Chrome flags to enable both features. The indicators in Chrome enable experimental features. You may experience stability issues when handling flags. If this happens, simply disable the relevant flag without hesitation. With this in mind, follow the instructions below to modify these cards.
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As already mentioned, you can modify the flyover cards by adding preview previews in all cards. Once you place the mouse cursor on a particular tab, you will see the code snippet located just below the name of the website and the URL. To enable this feature, type chrome: // flags in the Omnibox (address bar). Now use the search bar and search thumbnail flyover map images flags.
Now, press the disabled keyword. In the drop-down menu, select On. You will now be prompted to restart Chrome. To do this, simply click on the button Now restart button. When Chrome restarts, you can try to place the cursor on the open tabs. That's it. The modification of the rollover tabs is now complete. You can now see the addition of snippets with other website details in the preview sheets.
In addition, there are some very useful Chrome shortcuts that you should definitely try. Refer to the guide to consult them.
Return to previous tab Hover Card UI
Is not this a fan of this new flying map user interface and a feeling of nostalgia with the previous one? No issues! You can easily go back to the previous user interface of these cards. To change the user interface of the tab flyover cards and regain its original brilliance and glory, just go to chrome: // flags. He seeks the flying cards tab flag.
Now, press the fault keyword and change it to Off. In addition, do not forget to disable the tab-hover-card-image flag as well. Once both flags are off, press Now restart. When you restart Chrome, you return to the previous map's user interface, which was present in Chrome v77 and earlier versions.
That's all in this guide on modifying rollover maps in Chrome. Let us know if you have questions about this guide.
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