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Throttle individual network requests

Starting with Chrome 145, DevTools now supports Individual Request Throttling. You can pick individual network requests to apply specific network conditions to, alongside the existing capability to block them.

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Why Websites Sometimes Fail to Load in Chrome and How DNS Cache Plays a Role

Many Chrome users experience random loading errors, blank pages, or websites that suddenly stop opening without any clear reason. One common cause is outdated DNS cache stored at the browser level. This article explains how Chrome handles DNS records, why cache conflicts happen,

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Google Chrome is Finally Embracing Vertical Tabs

Google Chrome is set to introduce vertical tabs, a feature that will allow tabs to be displayed along the side of the browser. This feature, long requested by users, has appeared in Chrome Beta and is expected to roll out to the stable version by January 28. Vertical tabs improve usability by making better use of screen space and reducing tab shrinking, aligning Chrome with other major browsers that already offer this option.

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🔍 This Chrome Extension Shows What ChatGPT Actually Searches on the Web

When ChatGPT browses the web, it runs hidden search queries and scans dozens of sources you never see. GPT Search Hack exposes those exact queries, domains, and URLs in real time inside Chrome DevTools — giving marketers and creators a direct look at how AI finds information. Use

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Why Websites Sometimes Fail to Load in Chrome and How DNS Cache Plays a Role

Google Chrome is Finally Embracing Vertical Tabs

🔍 This Chrome Extension Shows What ChatGPT Actually Searches on the Web

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