Google Chrome is the world’s fastest, sleekest and most popular browser with a user-friendly interface. Additionally, it is based on an open-source chromium project. This design ensures strong security against online threats. Moreover, it includes numerous useful new features.
Apart from these, Google is also well-known for its treasure trove of hidden Easter egg features such as Askew, Flip a Coin, Roll a Dice, Spinner, Thanos, Google Sky, Tic Tac Toe, Google Gravity, Do a Barrel Roll, Snake, Recursion, Zerg Rush, T-Rex and so on. All these Easter eggs are a source of great fun whenever you get bored while working online.
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So today, I’m going to share a hidden Easter egg that is not known to most of us. It is buried in the deepest part of Android’s Google Chrome.
For a long time, I had forgotten to close most of the tabs in chrome browser on Android and I found that there was a smiley face rather than the normal tabs counts. I delved into chrome browser’s settings to figure out what causes it, but I couldn’t reach any conclusion of this issue.
Why does this happen?
Finally, I made a search in this regard on google and found that Google developers didn’t provide a feature which can display 3 characters in the tabs count in a small-sized box.
The most likely reason behind it is that the more open tabs hog the more memory, so it displays a smiley face instead of three characters in the same sized box, and it is not designed to have more than two characters. Whenever you open up to 100 or more tabs in Google Chrome on Android, a smiley face icon will be displayed instead of the tabs count.
Whatever is the reason behind it, it is full of fun and is a huge matter of curiosity to me.
So this was all about what happens when opening 100 tabs in Chrome on Android. If you still have any doubts you can drop your queries below in the comment box.
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