Day 2 Keynote

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Announces concrete platform work: frameworks enter Chrome’s Intent to Implement process, Google seeds a $200,000 fund for performance features, and Signed Exchange / web packaging is in Origin Trial for privacy-preserving instant loading. Shows APIs under design: Display Locking, a browser scheduler, Animation Worklet, portals for cross‑site transitions, searchable/visible DOM and feature policies (sync XHR blocked for ads). Cites wins: Brotli saves ~20%, Ember drops jQuery ~20%, a Svelte Hacker News build is under 20 KB.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:42Web Frameworks
3. 9:06Frameworks
4. 12:06Page transitions
5. 14:45Feature policies
6. 16:59Instant loading
7. 19:09Web packaging
8. 21:36Scheduling
9. 23:50Animation Workflow

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