Chrome 76 - What’s New in DevTools

New to DevTools in Chrome 76:

0:10 - Autocomplete with CSS values
0:43 - New UI for network settings
1:15 - HAR import and export buttons
2:00 - Real-time total memory usage
2:21 - Service worker port numbers
2:43 - Inspect background fetch and background sync events
3:07 - Experimental Puppeteer for Firefox project
4:00 - Screenshots + Accessibility Insights

[axxyJS]

The autocomplete CSS values is neat and was much needed!

[avilde]

Those are some neat features, Kayce )! Thanks for letting us now!
It's great to see that you use external tools too, like MS Accessibility to see tab stops 👍

[SamiullahKhan]

Accessibility Insights from Microsoft is very nice find.

[oslego]

This was great! A lot of useful and useful tool updates in this update.
The "Tab stops" feature from Microsoft's Accessibility Insights web extension looks particularly handy.

[Rebel]

CSS auto property suggestions are very neat!

[elminson]

I love all the improvements every time!

[iamdragonkrys]

You are super good teams! Thanks to make Browsers great again!

[antydemant]

Thanks for Firefox integration in Puppeteer! Amazing work!

[eus]

Best set of new features that I can remember in quite some time!

[kev_G]

That quick tip was really cool! Thanks for sharing!

[EndpointTech]

Video quality only goes up to 720p. Previous videos in this series have been 1080p ;(

[GilGoldshlager]

Cool improvements and tips, thanks :)

[RobertWildling]

Thank you for all those awesome videos! - A question: Did you once do a presentation on how to measure time in code execution? I know about console.time, but I mean to remember that there was something else, which was recommended over the console.time-way. I am desperately looking for that video, but cannot find it and maybe I am totally wrong believing that it was you, who did it - but anyway: Do you by any chance know what I mean? And if so, could you point me to the proper presentation?

[Gary-tsdh]

This is an excellent overview of the new chrome tools. Thank you; but, I have a question: I see the way to export har files, which is good. However I don't see a way to export a list of blocked domains (right-click in the network list and choose 'block domain' from the menu.) I would like to keep track of the different domains blocked along with each of my web page responses. Can you help with that (a console log command perhaps?)

[SiddharthKulkarniN]

That Microsoft add on is amazing for accessibility!!

[headmaster]

Finally. Is there any latest update to PWA in Chrome 76?

[Andrey-ilrh]

When will chrome support fuzzy searching in css panel?

Google recommending a Microsoft tool? Weird times we're living...

[williamyun]

I have issues in logging localhost site with this version. How can I solve it?

[Masteruve]

sorry because most of you know infinite more than me but.. which is that editor that appears on vid in 3:26? i've seen it in many videos. thank you..