1d ago · 12 min read · Full disclosure: I built tab-suspender-pro as part of Zovo, a collection of 16 Chrome extensions I maintain. Take my perspective accordingly. After years of building and profiling Chrome extensions, I have a fairly detailed mental model of how Chrome...
Join discussion1d ago · 5 min read · Originally published at zovo.one Clearing Chrome cache sounds simple, but Chrome actually maintains multiple independent caches: HTTP cache, back-forward cache, DNS cache, service worker cache, shader cache, and code cache. The standard "Clear browsi...
Join discussion1d ago · 6 min read · Originally published at zovo.one Your Chrome extensions stopped working. Icons are grayed out, extensions have vanished from the toolbar, or they silently fail without any error message. The fix depends entirely on why they broke, and Chrome 134 has ...
Join discussion1d ago · 10 min read · Full disclosure: I built tab-suspender-pro as part of Zovo, a collection of 16 Chrome extensions I maintain. Take my perspective accordingly. After years of building and profiling Chrome extensions, I have a fairly detailed mental model of how Chrome...
Join discussion1d ago · 10 min read · When you maintain 16 browser extensions and routinely have 40+ tabs open for testing, you learn Chrome's memory limits fast. Full disclosure: I built tab-suspender-pro as part of Zovo, a collection of 16 Chrome extensions I maintain. Take my perspect...
Join discussion1d ago · 10 min read · Every Chrome tab you open spawns at least one dedicated operating system process, eating between 50MB and 300MB of RAM depending on page complexity. Full disclosure: I built tab-suspender-pro as part of Zovo, a collection of 16 Chrome extensions I ma...
Join discussion1d ago · 11 min read · Full disclosure: I built JSON Formatter Pro as part of Zovo, a collection of 16 Chrome extensions I maintain. Take my perspective accordingly. I spend most of my workday inside Chrome DevTools. After years of building browser tools and staring at raw...
Join discussion1d ago · 11 min read · Every Chrome tab you open spawns at least one dedicated operating system process, consuming between 50MB and 300MB of RAM depending on the page. A single Gmail tab sits at around 150MB. A complex web app like Figma can push past 500MB. If you regular...
Join discussion1d ago · 13 min read · Here's the full rewritten article: Full disclosure: I built json-formatter-pro as part of Zovo, a collection of 16 Chrome extensions I maintain. Take my perspective accordingly. That said, I have spent years inside Chrome DevTools formatting, parsing...
Join discussionMar 11 · 3 min read · If you're building on WebMCP, here's the browser compatibility reality as of March 2026. Short version: Chrome 146 works today. Everything else is "coming." Chrome 146: Live and Stable navigator.modelContext shipped in Chrome 146 stable. The API surf...
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