How to Enable Rich Search Suggestions in Google Chrome

The following blog post will walk you through the steps on how to enable Rich Search Suggestion in Google Chrome browser.

Google Chrome is a popular modern browser which is used by people all across the globe to surf the internet. The browser is available on Windows, Mac, Linux accompanied by Android and iOS device.

The browser has a minimalist design featuring a robust web rendering engine named as Blink which in result offer users easier, safer and faster browsing experience.

From last few months, whether it is a Chrome for web or mobile platform, the company frequently introducing lots of handy features.

Google Chrome has lots of experimental features which are disabled by default. Basically, those features are for the users who want to do a little bit extra from regular. These experiment features enable new functions into the browser, but positively improve the overall performance of the Chrome browser.

With the release of Google Chrome 68 update, the company introduced new experimental features and one out of them is Rich Search Suggestions feature.

Google Chrome Rich Suggestion feature helps in improving the search experience. When users enable this feature, it starts giving additional information to search query which chrome browser shows in the address bar. The extra details include a thumbnail picture of the site, an image of the person and even more.

Isn’t this experiment feature cool? Yes, it is!

How to Enable Rich Search Suggestions in Google Chrome

In case, you want to give a try to this new rich suggestion feature; then you can enable it using Chrome flags. Here’s what you need to do:

Note: Before following the steps mentioned in upcoming lines, make sure you’re running the latest version of Google Chrome, i.e. Chrome 68

1. Launch the Google Chrome browser.

2. In the address bar, you need to copy-paste following address:

chrome://flags/#omnibox-rich-entity-suggestions

This will launch the exact flag setting which you need to enable to make the feature work.

3. With default settings, Omnibox rich entity suggestion feature is disabled. Using the drop-down next to it, Enable this flag.

4. At last, click on the Relaunch button available at the bottom right corner of the screen. This will relaunch the Chrome browser.

Now whenever you search for anything from the Chrome address bar, then you will get an additional suggestion. For a clear idea, you can check the following screenshot:

 

This is a handy feature that is going to improve the overall searching experience of the Chrome browser. In the long run, it can time-saving. But the truth is that this feature is an experimental feature. And there is no idea when this feature will leave the experimental group.

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