chrome.properties

Chrome Preferences:

1. chrome.prefs.profile.default_content_settings.popups=0:

   • This setting controls the behavior of pop-up windows in the browser. The value '0' means that pop-ups are allowed by default. If you were to set it to '1', it would block pop-ups.

2. chrome.prefs.profile.default_content_setting_values.media_stream_camera=1:

   • This preference manages the access of websites to your computer's camera. The value '1' allows websites to access the camera by default without asking for permission every time.

3. chrome.prefs.javascript.enable=true:

   • This setting enables JavaScript to run in the browser. JavaScript is a scripting language used to create dynamic content on websites. With this set to 'true', web pages with JavaScript will function properly.

4. chrome.prefs.credentials_enable_service=false:

   • This preference determines whether the Chrome Credential Service is enabled or not. The Chrome Credential Service helps in auto-filling credentials (like usernames and passwords) on websites. Setting this to 'false' means it's turned off, and Chrome won't assist in auto-filling credentials.

5. chrome.prefs.profile.password_manager_enabled=false:

   • This controls the built-in password manager in Chrome. With this set to 'false', Chrome won't offer to save or suggest saved passwords when you log into websites.

Chrome Options:

1. chrome.options.excludeSwitches=enable-automation:

   • This option makes it so that websites can't detect that Chrome is being automated or controlled by software (e.g., for web scraping or automated testing).

2. chrome.options.no-sandbox=true:

   • The sandbox is a security feature in Chrome that isolates web page processes, preventing them from affecting the rest of your system. Disabling the sandbox can make Chrome less secure but might be necessary in some environments or for some specific automation tasks.

3. chrome.options.disable-dev-shm-usage=true:

   • This option prevents Chrome from using shared memory. It's useful in certain environments (like Docker) where shared memory space is limited.

4. chrome.options.mockWebCamPath=path/to/mock/webcam:

   • This is used to provide a mock webcam feed instead of the actual webcam. It's useful for testing purposes, especially when you don't want to use or show the real webcam feed.

5. chrome.options.headless=false:

   • A 'headless' browser is one that runs without displaying its graphical user interface. Setting this to 'false' means Chrome will launch with its usual GUI. If set to 'true', it would run in the background without displaying anything.

6. chrome.options.window-size=1920,1080:

   • This option sets the default window size of Chrome when it's launched. In this case, it's set to a width of 1920 pixels and a height of 1080 pixels.

7. chrome.options.start-maximized=false:

   • Determines whether Chrome starts in a maximized state (taking up the whole screen) or not. 'False' means it will open in the size defined by the 'window-size' option or the default size if not specified.

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