Michelle Barker • 6/21/2019

How to Enable Experimental Web Platform Features in Chrome and Firefox

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This technical tutorial explains how to access and enable experimental web platform features in Chrome (via chrome://flags) and Firefox (via about:config). It details the purpose of these browser flags, using examples like CSS Grid and the newer CSS subgrid feature, and provides step-by-step instructions for safely turning on these cutting-edge, potentially unstable technologies for development and testing.

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How to Enable Experimental Web Platform Features in Chrome and Firefox

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