We’ve identified and fixed a bug that caused considerable lag for some users of Chrome DevTools when trying to inspect elements. A fix is being rolled out with Chrome 143.0.7499.109 and later. 🐢➡️🐰 We are sorry about any interruptions to your workflows.

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Verify your Chrome version with chrome://version. If you are still experiencing issues please let us know on social or by filing a bug through https://t.co/8z8tIGCbbo. Thank you!

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We've been cooking lately! 🧑‍🍳 Give it a try and let us know what you think, we are excited to keep pushing this.

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Uh oh, glitches? 😬 Our latest What's New in #ChromeDevTools has the answers (and more!)! @jecfish @matthiasrohmer

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🚀 Chrome DevTools adds Calibrated CPU Throttling! No more guessing—DevTools calibrates throttling for realistic performance testing. 🔍 Simulate low-end devices & catch slow rendering early! Try it: Performance panel → CPU throttling → "Calibrate..." #ChromeDevTools #WebPerf

🎉 Chrome 134 is here! What's new in DevTools 🔐 New: Privacy and security panel 📈 Calibrated CPU throttling for #webperf analysis 🥇 Dim 3rd-party scripts in performance traces ....and more! Update Chrome and try them out! https://t.co/o5eA9Lxim2

New video! Let’s explore advanced Network panel techniques, including how to find performance bottlenecks, debug popups’ network activities, configure network conditions, and more. 📺 https://t.co/0Wx15Ol4Vz @jecfish #DevToolsTips #ChromeDevTools

⚡️ Chrome 133 is here! What's new in DevTools 🤖 Persistent AI chat history 📈 Enhanced insights on image performance 🧭 Customize performance trace navigation ....and more! Update Chrome and try them out! https://t.co/RpJnTCoBGS

⚡️ Chrome 132 is here! What's new in DevTools 🤖 AI Assistance - Debug network, sources and performance with Gemini 📈 View interaction phrases in live metrics 💾 Manage Chrome extension storage ....and more! Update Chrome and try them out! https://t.co/aIOnLwHu8V

Introducing "Copy console" in @ChromeDevTools: one-click copy all console messages. Useful for pasting into LLMs / AI Code Editors for better fixes.

Follow along with @jecfish as she shows you how WebDriver BiDi supercharges cross-browser testing 🧪 Learn how this browser automation can help with mock network requests and monitoring console events ▶️ https://t.co/TiNXQyZpJV

Don't you just hate debugging a dropdown that hides once you focus out?! @ChromeDevTools to the rescue! Just toggle the "Emulate a focused page" checkbox - and you're good to go 🔥

One last "What's New in DevTools" of the year! 🎉 More improvements on Network, Performance and CSS debugging! Let's go~~ https://t.co/0TZxDEqInd @oliverdunk_ @jecfish @matthiasrohmer #ChromeDevTools #webdev #debugging

This is the kind of stuff where AI just comes in super handy in Chrome DevTools. 🤖 How many DOM elements are underneath this div? Instant answer. The same goes for debugging JS console warnings; AI is actually speeding my workflow. Great job @ChromeDevTools team!

Want to know if your redesign actually improved user experience? See real-world performance data with Chrome UX Report! Compare your production (old) and new designs to measure the impact. @tunetheweb #webperf #ChromeDevTools

🥱 What to do when your teammate's asleep but the code's gotta be fixed? Watch to find out: https://t.co/phZDcBATFq @matthiasrohmer @jecfish #DevToolsAI #CSS #webdev #debugging

Performance you say? Join Captain Speedy to learn how to pinpoint & fix performance issues with cool insights in #ChromeDevTools. Let’s dive in! 📺 https://t.co/QL9o5VaZtJ @tunetheweb @jecfish @malchata #DevToolsTips #webperf

We're revamping the DevTools Perf Panel Timings track, and we’re wondering if we should drop FP, DCL, and L timings to clean up the UI a bit. Do you use those timings when looking at perf traces? If so comment below with your use cases so we can take that into consideration!