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    🌅 Now in Beta: Inactive CSS! We show you which CSS properties aren’t affecting the selected element and why. (Has this saved you time already? We love hearing from you and seeing screenshots!) —@violasong mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/…
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    Rerunning code that declare let-variables no longer cause failures in DevTools console. We hope this makes trying out code more convenient!
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    Tip: Run copy(obj) in the Console to copy an object to your clipboard.
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    Introducing Puppeteer: A modern Node.js API for headless Chrome. Built with ❤️ by the Chrome team. github.com/GoogleChrome/p…
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    It's almost here: CSS grid tooling! 🤘 Over the last couple of months, we teamed up with @EdgeDevTools to work on this highly-requested feature. Here is a sneak preview. We have many more ideas on how to make grids easier and more accessible in the future – stay tuned!
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    Tip: Type $_ in the Console to return the value of the last evaluated expression.
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    Now in Canary: Capture screenshots of specific HTML nodes
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    Now you can right click on a node in Elements panel and capture the node screenshot! 📸 Like it? Freshly landed on Chrome Canary. Update and give it a try! 🔥
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    Tip: Format your console.log statements by prepending your text with "%c" and passing a second argument that contains the CSS styles.
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    New feature in Chrome 73: Logpoints. Log messages to the Console without cluttering up your code with console.log() calls.
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    Coming 🔜in Chrome 65: Contrast ratio in the Color Picker. That white line divides high contrast versus low contrast.
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    Tip: Use the Animation Inspector + Layers panel to visually understand how all those amazing animations you see across the web are created. youtu.be/6je49J67TQk
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    CSS @ keyframes now viewable and editable right within Styles. Try it in Canary.
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    Tip: Call console.trace() anywhere in your code to print out a stack trace of the calls leading up to that moment.