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FLEDGE is a Privacy Sandbox proposal to serve remarketing and custom audience use cases, designed with the intent of preventing third-parties from tracking user browsing behavior across sites. The browser will provide protection against microtargeting, by only rendering an ad if the same rendering URL is being shown to a sufficiently large number of people. […]

When a user installs and runs an application that uses a WebView to embed web content, the WebView will add the X-Requested-With header on every request sent to servers, with a value of the application APK name. It is then left to the receiving web server to determine if and how to use this information. […]

Beginning gradually in Chrome 113, storage, service workers, and communication APIs will be partitioned in third-party contexts. In addition to being isolated by the same-origin policy, the affected APIs used in third-party contexts would also be separated by the site of the top-level context. Sites that haven’t had time to implement support for third-party storage […]

Interested in helping improve DevTools? Sign up to participate in Google User Research here. No ‘What’s new in DevTools’ video for this release. Check out the latest DevTools Tips video to learn how to identify and fix CSS issues with the Styles pane. # Recorder updates # Replay extensions support The Recorder introduces support for […]

The View Transition API lets you update the DOM in a single step, while generating an animated transition between the two states. Transitions created with the View Transition API. Try the demo site–Requires Chrome 111+.Warning In our efforts to work on future enhancements to this feature, we broke it in Chrome Canary. Oops! But hey, […]