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Chrome 52 Beta Brings CSS Containment, Push Improvements

Written by Michael Larabel in Google on 10 June 2016 at 02:22 PM EDT. 6 Comments

While Firefox beta users are busy trying out Electrolysis by default, Google engineers today released their 52 Beta for Chrome early testers.

The Chrome 52 Beta has support for the CSS "contain" property, simpler performance measurements, ReadableStreams for Service Worker responses, Web Push Protocol improvements, and a wide variety of other developer-oriented changes.

More details on these tentative features for Chrome 52 can be found via the Chromium.org blog.

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