How to test web platforms with Chrome Dev

Chrome for Developers · Intermediate ·☁️ DevOps & Cloud ·4mo ago

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Testing web platforms with Chrome Dev and Stable channels to adapt to upcoming browser changes, including feature deprecation and removal in Chrome.

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As a developer, you need to be ready [music] for web platform changes. And you can check release notes for every new version of every browser, but you should also use pre-stable browser channels to test and adapt your sites so they're ready for upcoming changes, including removals. At a minimum, ensure your development team uses both Chrome [music] Dev channel and Chrome stable to access the sites you work on.

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Future-proof your web projects now. Test with Chrome Dev and Stable channels to adapt to upcoming browser changes. Keep your sites performing smoothly, always. Resources: Feature deprecation and removal in Chrome: https://goo.gle/fdrc Chrome deprecation trials → https://goo.gle/cdt What is Chrome? → https://goo.gle/what-is-chrome Chrome release channels → https://goo.gle/crc Chrome Variations → https://goo.gle/cv Watch more from the Chrome Concepts series → https://goo.gle/cc Subscribe to Chrome for Developers → https://goo.gle/ChromeDevs #ChromeForDevelopers #Chrome Speaker: Sam Dutton Products Mentioned: Chrome

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Use Chrome Dev and Stable channels to test and adapt your web projects to upcoming browser changes, ensuring smooth performance and compatibility. Learn how to use pre-stable browser channels to stay ahead of feature deprecations and removals.

Key Takeaways

Use Chrome Dev channel to test web platforms
Use Chrome Stable channel to test web platforms
Check release notes for new browser versions
Test with pre-stable browser channels to adapt to upcoming changes
Ensure development team uses both Chrome Dev and Stable channels

💡 Using pre-stable browser channels like Chrome Dev and Stable can help you stay ahead of upcoming browser changes and ensure your web projects remain compatible and perform smoothly.

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