10.11.23 9:20 What are chrome: URLs?
What are all those chrome: URLs? This video explains. Chapters: 0:00: Introduction 0:39: What are the types of chrome: URLs?
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07.11.23 0:46 Values, invalid custom, and more!
@UnaKravets and @AdamArgyleInk share their top takeaways from the latest episode of The CSS Podcast. #CSSpodcast
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02.11.23 19:17 ChromeOS Flex: Modernize legacy devices with Chrome
ChromeOS Flex is an alternative operating system that brings ChromeOS to virtually any outdated computer, whether it's a Mac or a Windows PC.
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01.11.23 0:51 Lightening and darkening color - GUI Snippets
How to use CSS relative color syntax to adjust the lightness channel of a color to create nice lighter or darker variants. #GUIsnippets
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31.10.23 5:17 New in Chrome 119: cookies expiration limit updated, CSS updates, & fenced frames improvements!
Chrome 119 is rolling out now! with an update to the expiration date upper limit for cookies already in storage.
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27.10.23 19:32 Why isn't my custom property the value I expect?
In this episode, Una and Adam discuss common gotchas with custom properties, which often feel fully reactive during use, but their limits and implementation details can popup at unexpected times and
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27.10.23 0:48 Scripting and prefers-reduced-transparency
We use media queries to provide user experiences that adapt to the user's preferences and device conditions.
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26.10.23 5:12 HTML vs DOM? Let’s debug them - DevTools Tips
What is HTML? What is the DOM tree? Let's demystify them and learn how to debug them with DevTools.
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25.10.23 39:33 Chrome Extensions: Learning the basics, AI and more with Matt Frisbie
Hear from Google Developer Expert and author of the book Building Browser Extensions, Matt Frisbie, alongside Developer Relations Engineers Oliver Dunk and Patrick Kettner as they discuss the state
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19.10.23 0:43 How to keep source maps private
Source maps let you keep your code readable and debuggable even after you've combined and minified it, without impacting performance. #DevToolsTips
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18.10.23 13:43 Thinking On Ways To Solve Halloween Projections
In today's GUI Challenge, @AdamArgyleInk makes a spooky Halloween infinite skull animation for use as a screensaver or wall projection.
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17.10.23 0:47 @scope - New in Chrome 118
With @scope you can override styles based on proximity, which is different from the usual CSS styles that are applied relying only on source order and specificity.
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17.10.23 0:58 Adobe Express: On-the-go creativity powered by the web
The web is getting more powerful with every new experience. Time to #GetYourWebOn with #ChromeForDevelopers
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11.10.23 0:59 Adding alpha to color - GUI Snippets
Ever had a hex color and wanted a half opacity version of it? @AdamArgyleInk has you covered in today's GUI Snippets. #GUIsnippets
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11.10.23 0:33 fluffy-center #CSSpodcast
A centering technique that puts the content in the center via equal padding around all its sides. #CSSpodcast
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11.10.23 0:45 Debug Chrome extensions
Extensions are built on web technologies like HTML, CSS and JavaScript and let you extend Chrome to make it your own. #DevToolsTips
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10.10.23 17:02 How do I center a div?
Link to podcast → goo.gle/3ZVnB8z In this episode we tackle one of the most asked questions of all CSS history.. how do I center this div?
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10.10.23 4:42 New in Chrome 118: the @scope CSS rule is here, scripting and prefers-reduced-transparency, & more!
Chrome 118 is rolling out now! Declare specific styles within a component with the @scope css rule. We have two new media queries: scripting and prefers-reduced-transparency.
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05.10.23 26:03 Progressive Web Apps (PWAs): New features & APIs
SQLite on the web? Persistent access to local user files? Encoding and decoding video and audio? Using multiple screens? Bluetooth and USB?
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04.10.23 17:46 Thinking on ways to solve RELATIVE COLORS
In today's GUI Challenge, @AdamArgyleInk shows you the CSS relative color syntax for creating color variants based on another color.
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03.10.23 5:51 What’s new in DevTools: Chrome 118
Check out the blog post → goo.gle/3PZdbBA Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 0:11 - CSS @property 1:06 - Emulate prefers-reduced-transparency 1:33 - Filter overridden requests 1:52 - Redirect
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29.09.23 5:52 Debugging Chrome extensions - DevTools Tips
Extensions are built on web technologies like HTML, CSS and JavaScript and let you extend Chrome to make it your own.
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29.09.23 0:45 Source maps - DevTools Tips
Source maps let you keep your code readable and debuggable even after you've combined and minified it, without impacting performance. #DevToolsTips
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26.09.23 0:56 Array grouping - New in Chrome 117
In programming, array grouping is an extremely common operation, seen most often when we use SQL's GROUP BY clause and MapReduce programming (which is better thought of as map-group-reduce).
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26.09.23 0:51 transition-behavior - New in Chrome 117
To transition discrete properties, like display, use the allow-discrete value for transition-behavior. #NewInChrome
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25.09.23 0:53 Render a web page - CSS Podcast Tips
The browser will need to go through four classic steps in order to render a web page. Watch this Short with @UnaKravets and @AdamArgyleInk to learn more! #CSSpodcast
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22.09.23 0:54 bfcache - New in Chrome 117
Back/forward cache (or bfcache) is a browser optimization that enables instant back and forward navigation. #NewInChrome
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22.09.23 5:50 What’s new in DevTools: Chrome 116-117
117 → goo.gle/3rxDaqa Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 0:14 Mock API with Overrides 1:12 Hide Chrome extension requests 1:48 Code folding and automatic file reveal 2:25 Linear timing
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21.09.23 25:50 Why is my animation glitching?
Link to podcast → goo.gle/454Jh37 On this episode of the #CSSpodcast, @UnaKravets and @AdamArgyleInk are diving into how to deal with glitchy animations in your code base!
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20.09.23 2:28 We are Chrome for Developers
We launched our browser 15 years ago, and from that moment onward, we've been dedicated to simplifying development and partnering for a powerful web.
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