Search for matching Google Knowledge Graph entities. | Continue reading
Starting in Chrome 76, the async clipboard API now handles (some) images, in addition to text. | Continue reading
Improve ad speed and overall quality through a series of automated audits and evaluate the effectiveness of iterative changes with suggested actionable feedback. | Continue reading
Create powerful and efficient JavaScript. | Continue reading
Progressive Web Apps are easy to install with a new install button in Chrome’s address bar (omnibox). | Continue reading
What's New in Chrome 75 for developers? | Continue reading
How to promote installation of Progressive Web Apps and best practices. | Continue reading
Autocomplete with CSS values, a new UI for network settings, and more. | Continue reading
The Chromium Chronicle, a monthly series geared specifically to Chromium developers — the developers who build the browser. | Continue reading
Adding more control to the mini-infobar for PWAs in Chrome 76. | Continue reading
In February, we introduced the model-viewer web component which let you declaratively add a 3D model to a web page. Now we're announcing support for AR on Android with the addition of the ar attribute. | Continue reading
A quick overview of paint holding. A Chrome feature for reducing the flash of white on same-origin navigations | Continue reading
A round up of the deprecations and removals in Chrome 75 to help you plan. | Continue reading
Stylus-based drawing applications built for the web suffer from latency issues because a web page has to synchronize graphics updates with the DOM. The desynchronized hint for contexts bypasses the DOM to eliminate the latency. | Continue reading
Let's take a raw video file off a camera and transform it into an encrypted resource that you can play back using a video library such as Google's Shaka Player on a mobile device. | Continue reading
Meaningful autocomplete preset values, clear site data from the Command Menu, and more. | Continue reading
The Chromium Chronicle, a monthly series geared specifically to Chromium developers — the developers who build the browser. | Continue reading
An introduction to the new KV Storage API, built-in modules, and import maps. | Continue reading
"lit-html and LitElement bring fast, lightweight templates and interoperable components to the modern web." | Continue reading
HTTP/2 (or h2) is a binary protocol that brings push, multiplexing streams and frame control to the web. | Continue reading
Google Docs API | Continue reading
Instead of only surfacing generalized advice, Platform Packs will extend Lighthouse to include additional messages for specific platforms. | Continue reading
What's new in Chrome 72 for developers? | Continue reading
Trusted Web activities are a new way to integrate your web-app content such as your PWA with your Android app using a similar protocol to Chrome Custom Tabs. | Continue reading
Logpoints, style properties in Inspect Mode, and much more. | Continue reading
Logpoints, style properties in Inspect Mode, and much more. | Continue reading
In version 72, Chrome ships User Activation v2 which makes user activation availability complete for all activation-gated APIs, resolving many user activation inconsistencies. | Continue reading
The Shape Detection API allows for faces, barcodes, and text to be detected in images. | Continue reading
How do you integrate WebAssembly into this setup? In this article we are going to work this out with C/C++ and Emscripten as an example. | Continue reading
The best of Google for China developers. | Continue reading
A round up of the deprecations and removals in Chrome 72 to help you plan. | Continue reading
A reference of convenience functions available in the Chrome DevTools Console. | Continue reading
The Intl.ListFormat API enables localized formatting of lists without sacrificing performance. | Continue reading
Use Puppeteer to launch Chromium with DevTools features enabled. | Continue reading
Several proposals expand the existing JavaScript class syntax with new functionality. This article explains the new public class fields syntax in V8 v7.2 and Chrome 72, as well as the upcoming private class fields syntax. | Continue reading
The Badging API is a new web platform API that allows installed web apps to set an application-wide badge, shown in an operating-system-specific place associated with the application, such as the shelf or home screen. | Continue reading