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Introducing android-browser-helper, a library for building Trusted Web Activities
Introduces android-browser-helper, a new library to build Trusted Web Activities.
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Deprecations and removals in Chrome 80
A round up of the deprecations and removals in Chrome 80 to help you plan.
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WebVR 1.1 removed from Chrome
WebVR 1.1 has been removed from Chrome.
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The Chromium Chronicle: ClusterFuzz
You may find you are asked to fix high-priority security bugs discovered by ClusterFuzz. What is it? Should you take those bugs seriously? How can you help?
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New in Chrome 79
Chrome 79 is rolling out now! Installed Progressive Web Apps on Android get support for maskable icons. You can now create immersive experiences with the WebXR Device API. Origin trials start for the Wake Lock API, and the rendersubtree attribute. And all of the videos from Chrome Dev Summit 2019 are now online. Let’s dive in and see what’s new for developers in Chrome 79!
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Improved WebAssembly debugging in Chrome DevTools
Step over code, set breakpoints, and resolve stack traces in your source languages from within DevTools.
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What's New In DevTools (Chrome 80)
Support for let and class redeclarations in the Console, improved WebAssembly debugging, and more.
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The Chromium Chronicle: GWP-ASan: Detect bugs in the wild
GWP-ASan is a heap-only memory error detector designed to be used in the wild. It detects use-after-frees, buffer overflows/underflows, and double frees. Unlike ASan, it does not detect errors on the stack or in globals.
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Deprecations and removals in Chrome 79
A round up of the deprecations and removals in Chrome 79 to help you plan.
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The Chromium Chronicle: Preprocessing Source
Compiling a single Chromium source file by hand can help developers experiment with compiler optimization options, understand subtle macro details, or minimize a compiler bug. This month, we take a look at how to preprocess source.
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More Updates

New in Chrome 78

Chrome 78 is rolling out now! You can now provide “types” for CSS variables. You get fresher service workers because byte-for-byte checks are now performed for scripts imported by importScripts(). And I’ve got details for two new origin trials that provide some neat new functionality including the Native File System and the SMS Receiver. Plus the Chrome DevSummit is happening November 11-12, 2019. Let’s dive in and see what’s new for developers in Chrome 78! Read more

What's New In DevTools (Chrome 79)

Debug why cookies were blocked, simulate "prefers-color-scheme: dark", code coverage updates, and more. Read more

The Chromium Chronicle: Monorail’s Grid View!

Chrome’s issue tracker, Monorail, offers a grid view that allows you to visualize your issues in a Kanban style board. This episode explains how to use the grid mode. Read more

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