Google Chrome Developers

Is your user's identity experience impacted when third-party cookies aren't available? It’s time to find out.

Does your extensions use content scripts or needs access to pages your users have open? Head over to ‘Chrome's new extensions menu explained’ to learn about the new extensions menu in Chrome.

On this WasmAssembly podcast episode, host Thomas Steiner speaks with David Kircos from Quadratic.

Turn your Chrome browser into a Whack-a-Mole game!

Tired of boring, monochrome console logs? In this video, Jecelyn and Matthias demonstrate powerful techniques to style your console messages with color, formatting, and more.

Want to ensure a smooth payment experience for every user, whether or not third-party cookies are available? If your payments rely on third-party cookies, you might be missing out.

This webinar will provide a deep dive into Chrome's built-in AI APIs, including Gemini Nano and other tools to allow you to train your own custom models and leverage them client-side to build

Chrome extensions offer a powerful way to tailor the browser to you and your team's specific workflows, boosting productivity and streamlining tasks across your organization.

Feature phones running WebAssembly? Cloud Phone streams web apps by offloading all the heavy lifting to a remote server.

Turn your Chrome browser into a whack-a-mole game! Along the way, you'll learn how to use the extension messaging APIs to communicate between extensions.

Get a clearer view of your code's performance. The Performance panel now lets you add irrelevant scripts to the ignore list, helping you focus on what matters.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) can provide an immersive app-like experience on the web, but how can developers ensure links open in the right place?

Check out the new WasmAssembly podcast episode where Sean Isom and Mendy Berger from renderlet—a WebAssembly framework for cross-platform graphics—join host Thomas Steiner to talk about WebGPU and

Let’s dive in~ Explore the latest DevTools features in Chrome 133-145 with Jecelyn and Matthias!

We're testing a new extensions menu in Chrome. Oliver covers the changes and how to prepare your extension, including a new API you can use.

Discover how CSS text-box lets you precisely control vertical spacing using font metrics.

Feature phones? Yes, they still make them. And they run Wasm!

Chrome 133 introduces a DOM primitive Node.prototype.moveBefore that changes the way we handle element movement.

Mariko Kosaka has all the details about what’s new for developers in Chrome's first quarter of 2025.

Learn how to capture the full network activity of pop-up windows in Chrome DevTools.

Explore advanced Network panel techniques, including how to find performance bottlenecks, debug popups, configure network conditions, use shortcuts to determine network request initiators and more.

Chrome extensions empower you to customize your browser and boost your productivity.

In this WasmAssembly podcast episode, Sean Isom and Mendy Berger from renderlet join host Thomas Steiner.

Learn about the various security properties WebAssembly uses from native requests to the Privacy Sandbox.

Learn how to build your own Chrome extensions to customize your web experience.

WebAssembly is known for its speed and security, but can it be applied to enhance application security as a whole?

AI Assistance in DevTools can decode and provide actionable insights to help you better understand your website’s performance.

Discover how AI Assistance in DevTools can simplify your debugging process by explaining complex network requests.

Discover the 17 features and improvements in Chrome components, interactions, and developer experience.

Discover how the font-size-adjust property can maintain text consistency and readability when fallback fonts are in use.