With the different updates that Google Chrome launches in its new versions , we always find something new that will make the use of the browser as complete and dynamic as possible. One of these functions is the Reading List function, which integrates a sidebar to the right of the browser window , next to the bookmarks and with which it is intended that the tasks of reading text are as pleasant as possible..
Please note that this is a function available for testing environments from Chrome Canary build 91.0.4453.0, this version from Google can be downloaded at the following link:
Chrome Canary
By default this function will be disabled in Google Chrome and in TechnoWikis we will explain how to enable or disable it as the case may be.
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1. Enable the Google Chrome side panel
Step 1
We open Google Chrome, in a new tab we enter "chrome: // flags / # side-panel":
Step 2
In the "Side Panel" section we see that its default state is "Default2", we display these options and set the state to "Enabled":
Step 3
We click on "Relaunch" to restart Google Chrome:
Step 4
On a website we click on "Reading List" to see the active side panel:
2. Disable the Google Chrome side panel
Step 1
To disable the panel, we open Google Chrome and in a new tab we enter "chrome: // flags / # side-panel", there we set the status to "Disabled":
Step 2
Click on "Relaunch" to restart Google:
Step 3
On a website, click on "Reading List" to verify that it does not open the side panel but the standard way of reading:
These have been the steps to activate or deactivate the side panel in Google Chrome..
