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The official Chrome for Developers LinkedIn account from Google. We want to help you build beautiful, accessible, fast, and secure websites that work cross-browser, and for all of your users.

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    🌐 Happy World Wide Web Day! Today we're celebrating how far the web has come and where it's headed next. With the latest emerging features, the agentic web is taking shape. New capabilities like WebMCP, built-in browser AI models, and HTML-in-Canvas are giving developers tools to build faster, richer, and more intelligent web experiences than ever before. What are you most excited to experiment with in your projects?

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    Stay informed about the latest web platform capabilities with the June 2026 Baseline digest → https://goo.gle/4pB11im A new batch of features reached Widely available status this month, including conditional styling with the :has() parent selector, built-in canvas cleaning with reset(), and native CSS nesting adjustments using the & selector. You can also implement responsive preloading with media queries or test script availability using the scripting media feature. Read our technical breakdown to start implementing these updates in your production codebases safely. Then set up Baseline alerts so you don't have to wait for the monthly roundup.

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    One of the things that we at Chrome have been thinking about is a way to do declarative route and navigation matching **in CSS**. Together with Noam Rosenthal and L. David Baron I’ve been working on it for the past few months, and next week we’ll be presenting our work at the CSSWG F2F meeting. In https://lnkd.in/e9kJWabc I jotted down a quick intro to the concepts that we’ll be introducing: 1. Define Routes with @route 2. Query the navigation with @navigation 3. Select the navigation trigger with :nav-source 4. Advanced link selection with :link-to() (And url-pattern() woven throughout) We already did an initial pitch of this at CSS Day back in June, and a quick read of the room confirmed we were on to something. More feedback can’t hurt of course, so please reach out (or leave a comment at the CSSWG issue) if you have _any_ feedback 😊

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    Discover how Yahoo TW Ecommerce transformed Yahoo Auction using built-in AI → https://goo.gle/4pB0Y6g By shifting AI workloads client-side, Yahoo TW Ecommerce created a privacy-first, cost-effective architecture that reduced product listing times from 20 minutes to just 2 minutes. They implemented 9 unique use cases, including seller listing assistants, product page summarization, and ambient intelligence carousels that boosted CTR to 3%. Learn how their team managed model download states with Web Components and bypassed MPA constraints using SharedWorker orchestration to keep local inference running seamlessly across page navigations.

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    Chrome DevTools for agents now supports third-party developer tools → https://goo.gle/4wDny0z Modern web applications rely on complex framework abstractions. While DevTools has direct access to the final rendered DOM, the true state of an application often lives inside component hierarchies or JavaScript signals. We are excited to introduce third-party developer tools for Chrome DevTools for agents. This experimental feature allows any library or CMS platform to share rich, actionable context with AI agents via the new event-based Discovery API. Explore our GitHub documentation, test out the new command-line flag, and let us know what you think.

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    Test the new Email Verification Protocol in the latest Chrome origin trial → https://goo.gle/4fsFpjG Traditional verification methods like one-time passwords and magic links force users away from your site, increasing the risk of them dropping out of signing up. This new proposal allows the browser to communicate directly with the email provider to verify address ownership instantly when a user selects an autofill suggestion. We are seeking feedback from relying party sites, email providers, and users to refine the implementation. You can sign up for the origin trial today, use our mock issuer and verifier tools to experiment, and test flows directly using any standard Gmail address.

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    Simplify passkey adoption using Modern Web Guidance skills with your coding agent → https://goo.gle/4bLzqp1 While passkeys offer exceptional security, keeping up with evolving WebAuthn capabilities takes time and effort. To streamline this process, we've introduced Modern Web Guidance passkey skills in preview. This helps your coding agent follow best practices for registration, authentication, management, and reauth while using the latest APIs like getClientCapabilities and Signal API. Testing shows that an agent using these skills outperforms one without them. Install MWG via npx today to build secure sign-in flows using the latest APIs.

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    Catch the latest updates coming to Chrome 150 DevTools → https://goo.gle/4p3oIzA This release brings full in-place editing for CSS @container and @function rules to streamline how you build responsive designs. For agentic workflows, DevTools for agents introduces an experimental memory debugging suite to capture V8 heap snapshots. Nine additional widgets for the AI assistance agent walkthrough make it easy to follow Gemini in DevTools.

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