The “Quick Page” shortcut is displayed in the context menu that appears when you long-press on any link. The labeling is based on the Core Web Vitals metric, which takes into account parameters such as page load speed, response time, content stability, and more. Although the feature is just starting to roll out, users of the beta version of Chrome 85 for the Android platform can activate it. To do this, go to the menu using the chrome: // flags link and activate the corresponding parameter.

The developers believe that the new feature will help users who work on devices with poor or unstable Internet connections. Even before the opening of any site in the search results, you can get data on the download speed of a particular resource.