Learn about the new capabilities for declarative behavior on buttons.

scheduler.yield() is a new API for ergonomically splitting up long tasks and getting prioritized continuation of execution.

The Chrome team responds to concerns from the community.

Discover what's coming to Chrome with the latest beta.

Chrome 134 is rolling out now! It includes light-dismiss functionality for dialogs, and plenty more to discover.

Discover how Document Picture-in-Picture enhanced an online learning experience.

You can now stop the review process for an item that's pending review.

Chrome on Android is going edge-to-edge from Chrome 135.

Advance network analysis with Chrome DevTools.

Discover the new mode for popover that simplifies tooltips and other floating elements.

Improve machine-learning workloads with subgroups, shader compilation time improvements on D3D12, remove float filterable texture types support as blendable, and more.

Privacy and security panel, calibrated CPU throttling, first- and third-party highlighting in Performance, new insights, and more.

The Edge team added support for respecting the Windows ClearType Tuner values in Chromium directly, resulting in better text rendering in Chromium-based browsers on Windows.

Learn about the change to the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX changes) in the February 2025 release including LCP image subparts, LCP resource types, and RTT.

Chrome allows web apps playing media to automatically enter picture-in-picture.

Discover the latest features coming to Chrome.