Rolling out public key pinning with HPKP reporting

Chrome 46 ships with a feature called HPKP reporting, which can help you roll out a stricter form of SSL for your site.

Emily Stark

Emily Stark

Tab Discarding in Chrome - A Memory-Saving Experiment

Reducing Chrome's memory footprint is one of the team's top priorities this year.

Addy Osmani

Addy Osmani

Using the web app manifest to specify a site wide theme color

Set a theme-color in the manifest and have it available to all pages on your site when launched from the home screen.

Paul Kinlan

Paul Kinlan

The larger-than advanced Network Panel filter, and a few others

Did you know that the filter in the Network panel supports a few nifty custom search labels?

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

DevTools Digest - Aggregated Timeline Details, Color Palettes and more

Find out which third-party scripts cause perf issues with the Aggregated Details in Timeline, how to choose consistent colors with the new color palette and much more.

Paul Bakaus

Paul Bakaus

Simple keyboard tricks to use in the Styles Pane

Learn how to effectively navigate the Styles Pane with a few useful keyboard tricks.

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

New Release of Material Design Lite - 1.0.4

There is a new release of Material Design Lite, bringing a host of bug fixes and improvements to the build process.

Addy Osmani

Addy Osmani

Using poster images on plugin content

Chrome can now add custom poster images to object elements to improve perceived loading performance of plugins such as Flash.

Paul Kinlan

Paul Kinlan

Using requestIdleCallback

requestIdleCallback is new performance API for scheduling work when the browser is idle.

Paul Lewis

Paul Lewis

Five tricks to use in the Console Panel

Five tricks to use in the Console Panel

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

Easily duplicate DOM nodes

You can easily change the DOM without having to edit the HTML as a giant string.

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

Edit HTML in the Console Panel

The DOM node context menu, which you may recognize from the elements panel, is also present in the console panel.

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

A new home for DevTools

We've moved into our shiny new home at developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools and have great new tutorials and tips for you.

Paul Bakaus

Paul Bakaus

Live-edit CSS in sources

Did you know you can live edit CSS in Sources and have it update the page in real-time?

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

DevTools Digest - Film strip and a new home for throttling

Discover the new film strip functionality and more in this first of many DevTools Digest updates.

Paul Bakaus

Paul Bakaus

Add a new custom device as a preset

Do you frequently emulate devices of a certain dimension? In DevTools Device Mode, you can add new device presets.

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

MediaStream deprecations

The MediaStream API represents synchronized streams of audio or video. MediaStream.ended, MediaStream.label and MediaStream.stop() are being deprecated. Use MediaStream.active, MediaStreamTrack.label and MediaStreamTrack.stop() instead.

Sam Dutton

Sam Dutton

Measuring Performance in a Service Worker

If you can't measure the performance of your requests in a service worker, how can you say it improves performance? Now you can answer that question with recent changes in Chrome.

Paul Kinlan

Paul Kinlan

Media playback notifications for Chrome on Android

When audio or video is playing on a web page, a notification showing the page title and a play/pause button is displayed in the notification tray and on the lock screen. The notification can be used to pause/resume play or return to the page playing the media.

Sam Dutton

Sam Dutton

Using rotationAngle and touchRadius

A small set of changes have landed in Chrome 45 that will make it easier for developers to build better touch based apps.

Paul Kinlan

Paul Kinlan

Inspect and trigger CSS media queries

The Device Mode has a media query inspector built-in that allows for easier responsive design.

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

Shortcut to select the next occurrence

In the Sources Panel editor, you can select the next occurrence with Cmd + D.

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

Select and execute a block of code in the Sources Panel

Use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + E to run a block of highlighted code in the Sources Panel.

Umar Hansa

Umar Hansa

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