Best of Google ChromeMay 2023

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    Visual Studio UI Refresh

    The Microsoft Fluent design language provides a unified framework to create and deliver more productive, consistent, and accessible applications. The current visual language (which hasn’t been updated since Visual Studio 2012) has limitations for many customers. The new UI updates focus on three main pillars: cohesiveness, accessibility, and productivity.

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    How I used GitHub Copilot to build a browser extension

    For the first time ever, I built a browser extension and did it with the help of GitHub Copilot. I’ve built a rock, paper, scissors game with GitHub Cop Pilot but never a browser Extension. I wanted to create steps that anyone could easily replicate when building this extension, or any other extension.

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    What's new in CSS and UI: I/O 2023 Edition

    What's new in CSS and UI: I/O 2023 Edition - Chrome Developers. What’s new inCSS andUI: I-O 20 23 Edition. The past few months have ushered in a golden era for web UI. New platform features let you build logical interfaces with components that own their responsive styling information.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·3y

    Tabius 2 - An automatic tab grouping extension for your browser

    Tabius 2 - An automatic tab grouping extension for your browser. Tabius is a customizable and easy-to-use Tab Grouping assistant for Chrome. The most active community members Hall of Fame Golden Kitty Awards finalists through the years Launch Guide Checklists and pro tips for launching Collections Products curated by the community Marketplace Jobs.

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    Avatar of thevergeThe Verge·3y

    If you’re tired of Chrome’s look, there’s a new way to change it

    The same menu lets you pick from one of several theme collections, including new ones with art Google commissioned from Asian & Pacific Islander, LGBTQ+ Native American, Latino, and Black artists. You can still go grab themes from the Google Web Store if you’d like.

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    Avatar of thevergeThe Verge·3y

    Google is replacing Chrome’s misleading lock icon

    Google announced Tuesday that the lock icon will be replaced by a new ‘tune’ icon with the release of Chrome 117 in September. The new tune icon isn’t getting any additional features otherwise and will continue to mark plaintext HTTP (few as they may be) as insecure on all platforms.

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    Essential VSCode Extensions for Beginner Web Developers: Part 2

    VSCode extensions help beginner web developers streamline their workflow, reduce errors, and enhance productivity. ' Turbo Console Logs' simplifies your interaction with console logs, allowing you to easily create, manage, and delete them. ' TODO Highlight' helps you categorize your annotations into alerts, queries, TODOs.

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    Avatar of chromeChrome Developers·3y

    What's New in WebGPU (Chrome 114)

    The Chrome team has sped up WebGPU performance for. GPUComputePassEncoder and methods by reducing the overhead of making calls from generated code in V8 JavaScript engine to C++ handlers in Blink rendering engine. The following microbenchmark shows CPU time of calls from JavaScript decreasing from 0.5 ms per 10K draws to around 0.

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    Avatar of medium_jsMedium·3y

    How To Download File Using Selenium Python

    The unittest testing framework was initially inspired by JUnit and had a flavor similar to the major unit testing frameworks in other languages. Selenium is the default Python test framework provided with the Python package. It can also be used for test automation, collection aggregation, etc. We will consider running tests on Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

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    Avatar of communityCommunity Picks·3y

    What’s new in web animations

    For this year's Google I/O, I recorded the session ‘What’s new in web animations’ In the talk, I cover four topics: View Transitions, scroll-driven animations, the linear easing function, and individual transform properties.