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Skills in Google Chrome are rolling out today! 🛠️✨ Skills let you reuse your favorite AI prompts with a single click and avoid some of the retyping or AI prompt copy+pasting of today. We have a curated library of Skills to help you get started or you can save your own Skills and type / the next time you want to access it. More details at https://goo.gle/4vMLUW3 & congrats to Hafsah Lakhany Ismail Yuchang Hu Nick Gaw Kelly Worcester-Dustin Marcus Krauss Po Hu Daniel Clifford Victor Wong & the team on today’s launch!

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Start building with the newest capabilities in Chrome 147 → https://goo.gle/4twxerO We introduced the CSS border-shape property, allowing you to create polygons, circles, and custom shapes with ease. We've also added element-scoped view transitions to keep your pages interactive and more.

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🎉 Explore the #GoogleIO livestream schedule and register today → https://goo.gle/io2026-2 Join us online May 19–20 for the latest updates across AI, Android, Chrome, and Cloud. The event kicks off with the Google and Developer keynotes, followed by two full days of livestream sessions.
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The headliners are locked in → https://goo.gle/io2026-2 This is the Chrome for Developers lineup for #GoogleIO. Join Paul Kinlan, Una Kravets, Matthias Rohmer and more of our featured speakers for two days dedicated to modern web capabilities, Angular updates, and AI workflows. Mark your calendars for May 19-20 🗓️
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CSS Typography just reached a new Baseline milestone. The text-indent property, including the each-line and hanging keywords, is now Widely Available across all major browser engines → https://goo.gle/4c7tO9j This is a significant win for developers who need precise control over editorial layouts and academic formatting without resorting to complex JavaScript or fragile CSS workarounds. Key capabilities: Hanging Indents: Perfect for bibliographies or lists where the first line remains flush and subsequent lines are indented. Each-line Indentation: Ensures that indentation is applied to the first line as well as any line following a forced line break.

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Automatic Picture-in-Picture is streamlining how users consume media on the web by enabling seamless multitasking → https://goo.gle/3O03kNA The primary pain point for video-heavy sites has always been the "manual toggle." Expecting users to click a specific button to keep a video playing while they check another tab often results in lost context or abandoned sessions. How Automatic PiP solves this: Browser-Initiated Transitions: The browser can now automatically enter PiP mode when a user switches tabs, keeping the focus on the content. Reduced Implementation Friction: Eliminates the need for complex state-tracking or custom UI to manage background video states. Native Multitasking: Provides a smoother, "it just works" experience that mirrors native OS behavior. By removing the manual steps required to stay engaged, you can provide a more fluid experience for your users.

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Spring is here (your location may vary ☃️ 🌸 ) and with it comes Chrome 147! This release brings a heap of updates to DevTools, including: Skills and Lighthouse support for Chrome DevTools for agents (MCP server & CLI), automatic context selection in AI assistance, code generation in the Console and Sources panels and more. Read or watch through it all on the latest blog post and YouTube episode: https://lnkd.in/gZNk9bXP
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CSS Subgrid has reached Baseline Widely Available status → https://goo.gle/4lOlLRL This update solves a core layout challenge: aligning nested grid items with their parent tracks. By using grid-template-columns: subgrid or grid-template-rows: subgrid, child elements can now inherit the sizing and alignment defined at the top level. Key benefits: Simplified Layout Logic: Eliminates the need for manual calculations or duplicate grid definitions for nested components. Perfect Cross-Component Alignment: Easily line up internal elements—like headers and footers—across multiple cards or containers. Reduced Technical Debt: Replaces brittle sizing hacks with a single, platform-native CSS property.

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CyberAgent, Inc., the team behind the Ameba blogging platform, has transitioned from manual runtime error detection to a fully automated AI workflow using the Chrome DevTools MCP server → https://goo.gle/4rQg8nG By providing AI agents with structured, direct access to browser states and console logs, the engineering team achieved: 100% Audit Coverage: Mechanically verifying all 236 component stories in their Spindle design system. Massive Efficiency Gains: Compressing what used to be days of manual "grunt work" into a single, automated hour. Closed-Loop Debugging: The agent now identifies errors, applies code fixes, and verifies the results in the browser without manual intervention. This shift moves the browser from a simple rendering engine to a capability surface for autonomous agents, allowing developers to offload repetitive checks and focus on high-level architecture 🛠️🤖
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Master your transition styling with these new CSS pseudo-classes → https://goo.gle/4qtrKgu Now Baseline Newly Available: ✅ :active-view-transition to match active states ✅ :active-view-transition-type() for specific types
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