Learn how to use the new CSS ::search-text and ::search-text:current pseudo-elements to style 'find in page' search results in Chrome.
Chrome is testing a new split view feature for side-by-side tabs, accessible via an experimental flag.
A Google Chrome engineer reflects on his 11-year career working on web standards and APIs, and announces his retirement.
A practical guide to fixing Google Chrome when it crashes immediately on startup on macOS, focusing on corrupted session data.
Explains the new HTML popover='hint' type, its behavior compared to 'auto' and 'manual', and how to implement it with JavaScript.
CSS reading-flow and reading-order properties ship in Chrome 137, addressing focus navigation issues in grid and flex layouts.
Chrome 137 introduces CSS reading-flow and reading-order properties to fix focus navigation issues in grid and flex layouts.
A Google developer's 2024 review covering team achievements, web platform contributions, CSS work, and personal reflections on work-life balance.
A quick guide on testing browser extensions locally in Chrome and Edge before publishing, including enabling Developer Mode.
A CLI command to bypass CORS restrictions when fetching local files during localhost development in Chrome.
Discusses the potential for Apple to allow alternative browser engines on iOS, analyzing the impact on browser diversity and competition.
A guide to using browser developer tools, specifically in Firefox and Chrome, to test and ensure color contrast meets web accessibility standards (WCAG).
A guide to disabling browser notification permission requests in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and Brave to reduce spam.
Highlights from Chrome Dev Summit 2019, covering upcoming HTML form improvements, new CSS features like :is() and logical properties.
Discusses Chrome's new native lazy loading for images, its current limitations, and why developers should be cautious about adopting it immediately.
Explains Google Chrome's new Lite Pages feature, its relation to Data Saver, and how it optimizes web pages on slow connections, including HTTPS.
Analysis of a Chrome/Windows exploit chain, explaining why Windows 10 mitigations make it harder to exploit than on Windows 7.
Explains how to use headless browsers, specifically Chrome and Puppeteer, to programmatically capture screenshots of web pages for technical solutions.
A developer shares his personal toolkit, including his preferred code editor, terminal, design software, hardware, and testing devices.
Explains Chrome's NOSCRIPT intervention, which disables JavaScript on slow networks, and details how to test its behavior.
