Giving Users And Developers More Control Over Focus
tl;dr: Two new features that improve both the user and developer experience when it comes to working with focus - the :focus-visible CSS selector and Quick Focus Highlight user preference.featured in #204
Using The Chrome UX Report API
- Rick Viscomi Shane Exterkamp tl;dr: "Learn how to use the Chrome UX Report API to get easy, RESTful access to real-user experience data across millions of websites."featured in #189
Chrome Phasing Out Support For User Agent
- Guy Nesher tl;dr: "Google announced its decision to drop support for the User-Agent string in its Chrome browser. Instead, Chrome will offer a new API called Client Hints that will give the user greater control over which information is shared with websites."featured in #178
Building A More Private Web: A Path Towards Making Third Party Cookies Obsolete
- Justin Schuh tl;dr: Within 2 years, Chrome plans to phase out 3rd party cookies and maintain a healthy ad-supported web, using open-standard mechanisms like the Privacy Sandbox.featured in #169
Developing the Largest Contentful Paint Metric
- Annie Sullivan tl;dr: A new performance metric has been established by the Chrome team measuring when the main contents of a page is displayed. This runs through the framework used to build this metric and the objective.featured in #166
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Things You May Not Know About Chrome DevTools
- Loftie Ellis tl;dr: 10 useful things the author wished knew about Chrome Dev Tools.featured in #155
Accessibility Insights for Web
- Itamar Turner-Trauring tl;dr: Google Chrome extension for "assessing the accessibility of web sites and web applications." You can see errors in place and visualize tab-stops.featured in #132