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A wild Last Week in Chromium and WebKit appears! This update describes the 1,654 commits which were made last week, 958 for Chromium and 696 for WebKit. In case you didn’t hear this elsewhere yet: Opera has announced that it will start using the Chromium port of WebKit as the rendering …
Happy New Year! This update briefly talks about the 613 changes which landed in Chromium and WebKit last week, as many people were still on holiday. After refactoring work for moving the ::before and ::after pseudo-elements in to the DOM, Eliott enabled support for CSS animations and transitions …
This update discusses the 1,522 WebKit and 2,131 Chromium changes that landed in the past two weeks, totaling up to 3,653 changes. Chromium updated the libvpx library to include support for an early version of the VP9 decoder, the successor of the VP8 codec that’s currently used by WebM. …
This update talks about the 690 WebKit commits and 1039 Chromium commits which landed last week. A canvas’ 2D context’s globalCompositeOperation property now also accepts the various blending modes. The unpause() method on a MediaController object is now supported. Removing …
Because of Thanksgiving, last week only saw a total of 1199 changes: 624 for Chromium, 575 for WebKit. Marcus[1], Marja, Nat, Tony and others are working on a new cross-platform performance test framework in Chromium: Telemetry. Last week, support was added for running tests on multiple Android …
Last week yielded 932 WebKit commits and 1,111 Chromium commits, totaling up to 2,043 changes. Within Web Inspector, several overrides have been moved out of the Settings panel. The Apple port now features a dock button in the top-right corner of the Web Inspector window. A checkbox has been …
1,652 changes landed to the projects last week, 889 to Chromium’s repository and 763 to WebKit’s. The v8 project received 77 commits, quite a few of which were related to implementing the new Object.observe() feature. Web Inspector’s console messages now accept multiple …
Today’s update talks about the 925 Chromium changes and 677 WebKit changes made during the past week. The version number Google Chrome will be using is now equal to the value of a British Pony, as carefully described by Anthony. As usual, there’s a label for a rough overview of the …
A lot has happened again last week, and this update covers the 739 WebKit and 995 Chromium commits which have occurred since. Highlights are the @host rule for Shadow DOM and resolution media queries. A new extension API just landed in Chromium which adds support for capturing the contents of a …
This update covers 1,921 Chromium changes and 1,426 WebKit changes which happened over the past two weeks, totaling up at 3,347 changes. Highlights are support for conditional CSS, support for polygonal shapes in CSS Exclusions and support for Shadow DOM, now shipping with Chrome. Chromium has …
