For Web Developers What is service worker? See the service worker documentation at Mozilla Developer Network. Debugging Working with a service worker is a little different than normal debugging. Check out Service Worker Debugging for details. Track Status Service workers shipped in Chrome 40 (which was promoted to stable channel in January 2015). Is Service Worker Ready? tracks the implementation
Chromium and Chromium OS use a package of scripts called depot_tools to manage checkouts and code reviews. The depot_tools package includes gclient, gcl, git-cl, repo, and others. View the updated depot_tools set-up documentation in the depot_tools tutorial. Then continue with the tutorial or see the depot_tools documentation for usage. These same docs are also available as man pages. See also How
If you work at Google, you probably want to read the Google-specific instructions instead, which are basically the same except for some details relating to the Google corporate computer images. You can Browse or Search the Chromium Code online. Chromium supports building on Windows, Mac and Linux host systems. Select the platform you want to build: Linux Windows Mac Chrome OS (Build on Linux) linu
Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license, and examples are licensed under the BSD License. The FAQ has moved here. See also the tutorial and HTML standard. Tips and tricks for developing When testing, you should tell Chrome to use Wallet's sandbox servers so that issued card numbers will not be chargeable. Go to about:flags an
Draft 4 This is a placeholder. Not spec'd or implemented yet. Expected changes: Server push of DNS records & certificates for better connection sharing Better compression Better prioritization Better flow control mechanisms Draft 3.1 Adds session-layer flow control. Draft 3 Adds flow control. Draft 2 Clarifies Server Push & improves stream cancellation semantics. Draft 1 Originally published Nov 1
# Introduction to Web Intents First, what is web intents? Imagine you're building a web app and you want to allow users to edit pictures. You could write that functionality yourself, but it will require a huge amount of work and likely won't be nearly as good as other existing photo web apps. You could hard-code integration with a collection of existing photo editing web apps, but that can lead to
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