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Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, Workbox, and more tools to make your life easier and improve your development artistry.

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Can’t make the #ChromeDevSummit this year? Catch all the content (and more!) on the livestream, or join your peers for a CDS Extended event at a hosted location nearby. To learn more, check out the Chrome Dev Summit 2019 website.

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HTTPS allows users to securely connect to your website or app. Set up HTTPS to protect the integrity and security of your users.
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Progressive Web Apps
A new class of web app that is fast, integrated, reliable, and engaging.
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Stay up to date on new web platform features, changes to Chrome and more.
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!

What's New In DevTools (Chrome 79)

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

Badging for App Icons

The Badging API 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. Badging makes it easy to subtly notify the user that there is some new activity that might require their attention, or it can be used to indicate a small amount of information, such as an unread count.

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.

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Learn why and how other developers have used the web to create amazing web experiences for their users.
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