Chromium Blog: Chrome 35 Beta: More developer control over touch input, new JavaScript features, and unprefixed Shadow DOM

Chrome 35 Beta: More developer control over touch input, new JavaScript features, and unprefixed Shadow DOM

Thursday, April 10, 2014

BetaMore developer control over touch and zoom inputthe main threaddelayedmouse scroll wheel events with the ctrlKey modifier setNew JavaScript functionalityECMAScript 6 standardWeakSetsObject.observeframework authors implementing data-bindingUnprefixed Shadow DOMWeb Components

Scope their HTML markup, CSS, hiding the implementation details of complex components.

Build their own first-class elements and APIs just like the <video> or <audio>, when combined with Custom Elements

HTML5 Rocks articlesOther new features in this release

CSS Font Loading can be used to dynamically load font resources. It gives developers more control over the user experience on pages that use Web Fonts. For instance, you can ask Chrome to start downloading the web fonts you'll need on demand and be notified when they become available.