Adopted Style Sheets, Console history, and DevTools MCP with --slim mode, memory snapshots, and new A11y/LCP skills.

Chrome's platform is a leading web browser developed by Google, offering insights into web standards, browser features, and web development tools. Through documentation, developer tools, and webinars, Chrome provides insights into building modern web applications and optimizing performance. Developers can learn about web APIs, progressive web apps (PWAs), and Chrome DevTools to create fast, secure, and user-friendly web experiences.

Chrome Developers

Chrome 146 DevTools ships several notable updates: the DevTools MCP server reaches v0.19.0 with Lighthouse audit integration, a --slim token-saving mode, new accessibility and LCP debugging skills, memory snapshots, and screencast recording. Console history now preserves edits while navigating between commands. Adopted Style Sheets gain a dedicated DOM node in the Elements panel, enabling direct inspection and editing. The Grid Editor adds dense packing support for grid-auto-flow. The Privacy and Security panel is renamed to Security, with privacy issues consolidated into the Console. Stack trace architecture in Sources was overhauled to fix source map jumping issues.

What's new in DevTools (Chrome 146)

Improved support for Adopted Style Sheets

<p>Awesome sounds like some useful new stuff. That Chrome devtools MCP is a huge time saver!</p>
