20+ Google Chrome's about: and chrome:// commands

Like other browsers, Google Chrome have a special URI scheme to display some special pages that show information about memory usage, cached  files, plug-ins and more. These commands start with an "about:" or "chrome://" followed something, for example - "about:blank" displays a blank page.

Here's the full list:

General Information Pages:

• about:
  Shows information about Chrome.
• about:about
  Shows a list of about commands.
• about:blank
  Shows a blank page.
• about:plugins
  Shows the plugins page.
• about:terms
  Shows the Google Chrome License
• about:credits
  Shows credits
• chrome://extensions
  Shows installed extentions.
• chrome:newtab
  Clears the current page
• chrome://history
  Shows history

Advanced Information Pages:

• about:conflicts
  Lists all modules loaded into the main process and modules registered to load at a later point
• about:cache
  Shows information about the data in the browser cache.
• about:memory
  Shows a page that compares the memory used by all the active browsers and by Google Chrome's processes.
• about:dns
  Shows DNS records for 10 frequently visited host-names.
• about:histograms
  Shows a list of histograms for Google Chrome's internal metrics. 
• about:net-internals
  Shows network information including Proxy, HostResolver, URLRequest, HTTPCache and SocketStream.
• about:stats
  Shows a list of internal counters and timers.
• about:tcmalloc
  Shows stats as of last page load.
• view-cache:[URL]
  Shows you some under-the-hood cache details.
• view-source:[URL]
  Shows the source code.

Debug tools:

• about:hang
  Type this in the address bar of a tab when there's already an active web page to hang the process (this means that the process no longer accepts any signal, but it's still running). The other tabs will continue to work and the active tab can be closed.
• about:gpuhang
  Locks the GPU Process for debugging purposes.

Other Pages:

• about:flags
  Shows a page where you can enable experimental features
• about:crash
  Crash the active tab. Google Chrome displays the sad tab" image, followed by this message: "Something went wrong while displaying this webpage. To continue, press Reload or go to another page".

Let me know in the comments if I missed something.

Also check :

• Firefox's about: commands (and easter eggs!) 
• Some more Firefox about: commands 
• Add Firefox-Style Live Bookmarks (RSS Feeds) in Google Chrome  
• Revert to Google Chrome's Older "New Tab" Page in 3 Steps