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CSS Containment in Chrome 52

The new CSS Containment property lets developers limit the scope of the browser’s styles, layout and paint work.
Paul Lewis June 10, 2016

API Deprecations and Removals in Chrome 52

An round up of the deprecations and removals in Chrome to help you plan.
Joseph Medley June 10, 2016

Performance Observer - Efficient Access to Performance Data

New in Chrome 52, the Performance Observer interface provides more efficient, event based access to performance timeline data.
Marc Cohen June 9, 2016

DevTools Digest: DevTools in 2016 and Beyond

Big themes and trends for DevTools in 2016 and beyond.
Kayce Basques June 7, 2016

Improving scroll performance with passive event listeners

New to Chrome 51, passive event listeners provide a major potential boost to scroll performance.
Kayce Basques June 6, 2016

Stream Your Way to Immediate Responses

Start processing your service worker responses ASAP, thanks to ReadableStreams.
Jeff Posnick June 6, 2016

Houdini – Demystifying CSS

Houdini is a collection of APIs that expose the CSS engine’s internals to developers
Surma May 20, 2016

Service worker caching, playbackRate and blob URLs for audio and video on Chrome for Android

From version 51, Android Chrome uses the same media stack as desktop Chrome, rather than relying on the underlying platform implementation. This enables service worker media caching, variable playback rates, blob URLs on Android, MediaStream passing between APIs, and easier cross-platform debugging.
Sam Dutton May 19, 2016

DevTools Digest: More power with the new Command Menu

Read about DevTools' new command menu and its over 60 actions that enable crazy fast workflows.
Paul Bakaus April 22, 2016

Geolocation API removed from unsecured origins in Chrome 50

Starting with Chrome version 50, Chrome no longer supports the HTML5 Geolocation API over non-secure connections.
Paul Kinlan April 22, 2016
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