Google Chrome is testing a warning on Android phones that prevents its users from making a big mistake

The Google Chrome search browser on Android devices is currently testing a feature that may seem small, but it will prevent its users from making a big mistake.
The Canary Channel version of the Chrome 100 browser for Android carries a new settings tab that asks users if they really want to close all tabs at once, in case they click on it by mistake, in order to save many searches, According to Android Police.
Canary versions are unstable, so you may want to wait until the beta or polished version of Google Chrome to take advantage of the new feature.
It is unclear when Google can create the tag in normal settings, or enable it by default for users.
It is noteworthy that the “Google Chrome” browser last year introduced many features to its users, most notably “news tracking” (RSS) to smartphones, which, when activated, can follow all new news and publications issued by a particular site.
Chrome also announced that it is testing new features in order to facilitate the search process on the Internet, which are “Journeys” or “Tours”, which allow users to search the search history manually or create a “Bookmarks” folder with all previously visited sites.