How to Enable Gesture Navigation on Google Chrome for Android and Enjoy better experience

Chrome is the default browser in Android smartphone's. Many people use this browser because they fine it pre-installed on their phones.

However, what most of you are not aware about this browser is that the Google Chrome browser has a hidden section call "Chrome flags" this section is full of useful features that are hidden and disabled. You can easily enable those features to enhance and improve your browsing experience on chrome.

Today we are going to talk on one of those hidden features known as “History navigation with gesture” and how to enable it for easy navigation.

How to Enable Gesture Navigation on Google Chrome for Android

Chrome browser has a hidden gesture feature that lets you swipe to the left or right in any tab to move back one step in your browsing history or swipe to the right to move forward which I have been using for a very long time now and today am going to show you how you can as well Enable it on your chrome browser.

Let's Start.

Step 1: Launch your Google Chrome browser and enter Chrome://flags in the URL address bar to access the Chrome flags page.

Step 2: Now at the top of chrome flag page, there is a search field, search for history nav, then find the option labeled History "Overscroll history navigation."
For those of you with different Chrome version. Your search result should  be “Navigation with Gesture.”

Step 3: To proceed, touch on the drop-down menu below the flag and change it from "Default" to "Enabled.”

After you have done that, you’ll see a blue button appear on the bottom of your screen that says "RELAUNCH NOW."
Just Hit on the Relaunch Now button and your browser will restart.

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When the browser restarts, head over to an article and swipe left or right to see how the gesture works.

That's it.
The gesture feature is really cool and hopefully this Guide has help.