Barton!Īs for improved specification support, Chromium on Windows is now able to hide the cursor by setting cursor: none. For Chromium, some infrastructure has been added for optionally gathering user metrics, which in the long run can be used to improve Web Inspector based on actual usage. More work has been done on enabling debugging of Shared Web Workers, performance of panel switching has been improved, resizing of the sidebar pane has been fixed for the Timeline and Profile panels and a flickering “please wait” message on Chromium has been removed.
Web Inspector is now able to show alert modal-dialogs in docked mode as well. Last week brought 1,204 changes to the Chromium and WebKit repositories, with highlights such as work on the new Web Sockets protocol, a minimum window size on Windows and collectively improving Web Inspector. Published on July 21st, 2011 in Google Chrome, Last Week, tech, WebKit. Web Sockets-10, invisible cursors for Windows and a fabulous animation
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