I won't bother reposting all of the interesting "about:____" addresses that are possible in Google Chrome, but I noticed that bookmarking these "about" pages is *disabled*. (ie: when on an "about:" page, the Star icon to the left of the address bar, aka the 'omnibox' is not clickable). I also noticed that "create application shortcuts" was disabled (I was thinking of putting the "about:network" tool in its own window).. but I found a solution! So here's my little tip for the day: To bookmark an "about:" page: on any random webpage that IS bookmarkable, click the Star in the Bookmarks pop-out, click "Edit" in the URL field, delete what is present and replace it with your "about:" code (ex: "about:network", without the quotes) in the Name field, type an appropriate new name for the bookmark click Done To create an application for an "about:" page: on any random page that IS bookmarkable, click the Page Control icon (that's the one to the left of the Wrench icon) and choose "create application shortcuts" in the 'Gears' dialog that opens, select your shortcut target (ex: Quick Launch bar); note: we are going to edit the shortcut in a second, so keep in mind if you choose all of the available targets, you will have to manually edit each one) Click "OK" Find the shortcut (on your Desktop, Quick Launch bar or Start Menu, as the case may be), right-click on it and choose 'Properties' Click the 'General' tab and give the application a new name (note: no colons or special characters allowed) Click the 'Shortcut' tab, and edit the 'Target' field, replacing the displayed URL which appears after the text "--app=" with your preferred "about:" address. example: Change: "C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --app=http://www.somepage.com/page.html to: "C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --app=about:network Try it out!