Bits and Pieces·5y5 Chrome Flags You Should Enable
Chrome Flags are a set of experimental features provided by the Chrome browser. Although they are experimental, enabling them will increase your web development experience. In this article, I will introduce the top 5 Google Chrome Flags every developer should enable. Top 5 Chrome Flags for Developers: QuIC protocol, WebNotes Stylize, GPU rasterization, Side Panel.
Chrome Developers·5yNew in Chrome 94
The default color space for <canvas> elements is now formally defined in the spec as SRGB, and you can change it to Display P3. WebCodecs is a new, low level way to access built in audio and video codecs, important for streaming games, video editors, and such. The PWA Summit is coming up October 6-7.
Chrome Developers·5yWhat's New In DevTools (Chrome 95)
DevTools added an easier yet flexible way to update lengths in CSS. The Command Menu user interface is now enhanced. Lighthouse will now detect if the Largest Containful Paint (LCP) element was a lazy-loaded image. You can now click to read the DevTools release notes in 6 other languages.