For now, the experimental launcher is a tweak that seems to have slipped through to non-employees, and it requires a user to edit a piece of website data to view it. Google Operating System discovered how to enable the tweak and provides instructions on doing so in Chrome, Firefox, and Opera, which involve installing a browser extension and copy and pasting a line of text. While the implemented experiment is simple in style, it has the effect of hiding links to everything but Gmail and Google+ inside of a menu, and it doesn't appear to work for signed-in users at the moment. Though eyes have been on Google to integrate Chrome OS and Android, it appears that we're first seeing a promotion of Chrome apps through more prominent placement on other platforms.