Hacker News·3yMicrosoft is now injecting full-size ads on Chrome website to make you stay on Edge
Microsoft is injecting full-size ads on the Chrome website to encourage users to stay on Edge. They use aggressive methods and throw shade at Chrome, claiming the added trust of Microsoft. Although Google promotes Chrome, they only show banners on their own websites.
Chrome Developers·3yWhat's New In DevTools (Chrome 110)
DevTools in Chrome 110 introduces various updates and improvements. The Performance panel now clears the screenshot and trace on reload, providing a better measurement start. The Recorder now offers split code view, customization of selector types, and the ability to edit user flow during recording. The Sources panel has improved syntax highlighting and inline previews for Vue, SCSS, and more. Autocomplete in the Console is now more ergonomic and consistent. Other highlights include automatic in-place pretty print, better syntax highlighting, and various fixes.
Chrome Developers·3yNew in Chrome 110
Chrome 110 introduces the `:picture-in-picture` pseudo class for customizing picture-in-picture elements, the launch_handler manifest member for controlling web app launch behavior, and the `credentialless` attribute for embedding third-party iframes without cross-origin headers. Other highlights include the removal of Web SQL in non-secure contexts and new features like the `initial-letter` CSS property and the `remove()` method in FileSystemHandle.
Chrome Developers·3yWhat's New in DevTools (Chrome 111)
DevTools introduces new tools to help developers create, convert, and debug High Definition color. The Styles pane now supports 12 new color spaces and 7 new gamuts. DevTools also supports converting colors between different formats. The Breakpoints pane has been enhanced with quick access to commonly used features.
