Jeremy W.

📧 More email verification updates! A little preview here, but follow the link for all the details. We're not anticipating 🤞 any more breaking changes, so if you were waiting for things to stabilise before you started testing, then this is your sign. - Chrome on Android support is in stable (so, that's, oh... ~2.5b potential new testers for you) - Third-party origin trial support (if you're providing embedded components or libraries) - A whole new dedicated documentation section as we head towards shipping - Tweaking how email addresses are returned so they're exactly as submitted - Added a hyphen in `Sec-Fetch-Dest: email-verification` header for consistency with others - And a little more guidance on verification, explanations, and a cleaner, shareable diagram since so many people insisted on sharing my informative, but ugly, developer-focused sequence diagram before. https://lnkd.in/eR5FtEcF

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🎉 Excited to share that Dart 3.13 is out! This release brings a huge focus on developer velocity, cleaner syntax, and smaller app binaries. 📖 Check out my latest blog post for the full breakdown and code examples: https://lnkd.in/g-SECuhN

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✨ SPDY STREAM 038 ✨ with Barry Pollard Optimizing real world user experience requires navigating the full spectrum of Google’s Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX). This session features guest Barry Pollard, Web Performance Advocate for Google. We'll discuss CrUX, details how to operationalize the Daily API for rapid feedback and the Historical API to monitor deployment trends. Added, we'll discuss using Monthly Historical BigQuery datasets and connect these pipelines to Google Search Console to leverage URL page groupings. Have questions?? Join us next week for the live stream!  📅 Tuesday June 30th ⏰ 11am EST, 4pm 🇬🇧 🔗 YT: https://lnkd.in/gnBv_2dh 🔗 Li: https://lnkd.in/gnPWfUqU #coreWebVitals #LCP #INP #CLS #CrUX

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Chrome is taking another big step toward providing a clearer picture of real user experiences on the web. Today, in the Chrome User Experience Report, we added experimental versions of Core Web Vitals metrics with soft navigation measurements included. This comes on the heels of releasing two new APIs, DevTools and web-vitals.js upgrades that enable the ecosystem to measure soft navigations easily and comparably. My colleague Annie Sullivan wrote a helpful post to build understanding about what measuring soft navigations means. https://lnkd.in/gdwtkMqT

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One of the cool things about working on Modern Web Guidance is I get to learn about the latest things happening across the web and the best ways to use them 🎉 We’ve been working with experts from the web community to develop skills that help you improve web performance, help you elevate user experiences, and help you build features that work well across browsers. I learn so much just by reading and building with the guides. Lately, I’ve been deep in form best practices and testing all the guides we have to make sure forms on the web are accessible, secure and user-friendly. Better forms mean better rates of submission and checkout 💰 Without these guides I was surprised how many things agents skip or don’t get right. For example: ❌ not setting the correct autocomplete values for billing and shipping addresses ❌ using separate fields for first and last names which don’t work for all names internationally ❌ not setting any aria attributes to improve accessibility, for example adding aria-describedby to link inputs with help text or error messages. I also learned about the enterkeyhint attribute that changes the icon on the enter button for on-screen keyboards to give users a little idea of what happens when you click enter. It could be a next icon, or a search icon or a tick to show you’re about to submit the form. It’s a pretty nice addition that agents tend not to do by default. Have you experienced any of these with the agent you use?

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Thomas Nattestad, Philip Rogers, Stefan Zager, Andrew Kean Guan, Thomas Steiner, PhD and I are demoing HTML-in-Canvas at Google I/O Shoreline today and tomorrow. Come see us to check out how to apply cool effects to HTML, and make your canvas content interactive and accessible! #GoogleIO #Chrome #HTMLinCanvas #ChromeForDevelopers

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I'm nervous, but excited. Join me live to learn about What's New in Chrome at #googleio - I'll be talking about WebMCP, DevTools for agents, Modern Web Guidance, HTML in Canvas and much more. https://lnkd.in/enbNppmT

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Excited to share my latest contribution to the Web Performance Calendar 2025! In this post, I dive into using Chrome DevTools for debugging web performance, with tips to help you speed up your sites and improve user experience. Check it out in the first comment #WebPerf #Performance #DevTools #PerfTools

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