Multi-Screen Window Placement: Fullscreen Companion Windowįullscreen Companion Window allows sites to place fullscreen content and a popup window on separate screens from a single user activation. This feature is based on the general delegation mechanism that shipped in Chrome 100. Fullscreen Capability Delegationįullscreen Capability Delegation allows a Window to transfer the ability to call requestFullscreen() to another Window it trusts after relinquishing the transient user activation at the sender Window. For more information, see First Look At The CSS object-view-box Property. This enables creation of images with a custom glow or shadow applied, with proper ink-overflow behavior such as a CSS shadow would have.
The object-view-box property allows authors to specify a portion of an image that should draw within the content box of a target replaced element.
This duration ensures that sites visited roughly once a year (for example, sites for choosing health insurance benefits) will continue to work. This follows a change in the spec.Ĥ00 days was chosen as a round number close to 13 months. Previously, there was no limit and cookies could expire as much as multiple millennia in the future. When cookies are set with an explicit Expires/Max-Age attribute the value will now be capped to no more than 400 days. Other Features in this Release Cookie Expires/Max-Age Attribute Upper Limit For more information on subresource loading using web bundles, see Origin Trial for Subresource Loading with Web Bundles. For example: įor information on creating web bundles, see Get started with Web Bundles. To use the feature a web page declares that certain resources are provided by a web bundle at a particular URL. Subresource loading with web bundles is a way to load many resources efficiently.
For example, a media query previously written like this: (min-width: 400px) Also supported are the logical operators or and not, and nesting and evaluation of "unknown" features. They can now be written using ordinary mathematical comparison operators. The Media Queries Level 4 specification includes a new syntax for these range queries. Media Queries enable responsive design, and the range features that enable testing the minimum and maximum size of the viewport are used by around 80% of sites that use media queries. Media Queries Level 4 Syntax and Evaluation
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