Border-shape: the future of the non-rectangular web
New property makes borders, shadows, and outlines follow custom geometry.
Chrome news
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What’s new in Chrome 145
New CSS typography properties, an Origin object, and shorter UA string by default.
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CSS scroll-state container queries can now detect scrolling
Chrome 144 adds a CSS-only scroll direction state for lightweight UI tweaks.
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Try text scaling support in Chrome Canary
New meta element brings OS text scaling to mobile.
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Introducing the
<geolocation>HTML elementDeclarative location requests land in Chrome 144, cutting boilerplate and improving recovery.
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What’s new in Chrome 144
Find results styling, declarative geolocation permission, and Temporal arrive in stable.
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Debugging web performance with Chrome DevTools
A practical checklist for spotting bottlenecks and validating fixes in real time.
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Directional CSS with
scroll-state(scrolled)CSS queries that react to scroll direction shipping in Chrome 144.
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Chrome’s CSS wrapped 2025
Chrome’s seventeen groundbreaking CSS and UI features for 2025.
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What’s new in Chrome 143
New CSS features, WebGPU upgrades, and XSLT deprecation.
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What’s new in Chrome 142
CSS style queries range syntax, if(), interestfor attribute, and unified select rendering.
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Deprecating XSLT in browsers
Chrome plans to remove XSLT by 2027 due to low usage and security risks. Other browsers agree.