Here are three that you can implement yourself.
1. Multi-user support. Create a new user profile, and run things like your internet banking from the new tab. All processes are sandboxed, so if you get an exploit from your general web browsing account/window it will not be able to grab content from your banking window. Just make sure you are using different Chrome accounts!
Goto Settings > Personal Stuff > Add New User
Then go back in and edit the name and icon
When running multiple users you get a new icon top right. Click on it to switch
2. chrome://flags is a (relatively) unadvertised way of controlling lots of behind the scenes features. One in particular you should consider
Click to play
Enables a "click to play" option in the plug-in content settings.
Enables a "click to play" option in the plug-in content settings.
Enable
When a web site has content that calls a plugin of browser extension, you will be required to click first. Like Flashblock on steroids.
3. chrome://plugins/ gives you a list of all the plugins on your entire system you have installed. And likely its a scary long list. If you see something on there you aren't expecting, then disable it. As an example, Chrome shows Safari plugins
Glims - Version: 1.0
Glims Plug-in for Safari
Glims Plug-in for Safari
Disable
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