What’s new in DevTools
summary
Chrome DevTools now surfaces web.dev metrics (FCP, LCP, FID, TTI, Total Blocking Time and Cumulative Layout Shift) directly in the Performance panel, highlights the Largest Contentful Paint element, and flags long tasks using CPU throttling (example trace shows 168ms task and 230ms total blocking time; target is <50ms per task). An Issues tab groups SameSite and mixed‑content problems with links to fixes. WebAssembly debugging uses DWARF and the baseline compiler so developers can set breakpoints in original C (variable inspection coming). Rendering tools emulate extreme color‑vision deficiencies.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40Web Dev Metrics
- 2:45Highlevel metrics
- 4:34Red triangles
- 5:54Total blocking time
- 6:55Interactive time
- 7:57Layout shifting
- 10:36Summary
- 15:45Issues
- 17:49Color vision deficiency emulation
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