Browsers treat big sites differently
How Safari and Firefox quietly patch the web to keep big sites working.
Chrome news
What’s new in Chrome 148
Name-only container queries,
at-rule()in@supports, lazy<video>and<audio>, Prompt API, and more.
The web is fun again: first experiments with HTML in
<canvas>An experimental Chrome API that draws real HTML into
<canvas>, with pixel and shader effects.
Automate the browser from the terminal with Chrome DevTools MCP CLI
A CLI that controls Chrome through shell commands instead of Puppeteer or Playwright.
What’s new in Chrome 147
View transitions,
contrast-color(),border-shape,Math.sumPrecise, and more.
What’s new in Chrome 146
Scroll-triggered animations, Sanitizer API, WebGPU compat mode, and more.
Border-shape: the future of the non-rectangular web
New property makes borders, shadows, and outlines follow custom geometry.
What’s new in Chrome 145
New CSS typography properties, an Origin object, and shorter UA string by default.
CSS scroll-state container queries can now detect scrolling
Chrome 144 adds a CSS-only scroll direction state for lightweight UI tweaks.
Try text scaling support in Chrome Canary
New meta element brings OS text scaling to mobile.
Introducing the
<geolocation>HTML elementDeclarative location requests land in Chrome 144, cutting boilerplate and improving recovery.
What’s new in Chrome 144
Find results styling, declarative geolocation permission, and Temporal arrive in stable.