Slow JavaScript code on your pages? Chrome provides both a sampling, and a structural profiler to help you track down, isolate, and fix the underlying problem. Tune in to learn how to use both profilers, and how to improve your own workflow to build better, faster browser applications! We’ll talk about chrome://tracing, the built-in JS profiler in DevTools, and much more.
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I like this.
Does chrome://tracing still support console.time/console.timeEnd? I tried in the latest versions of Chrome and only found the data in the devtools Timeline, which is a lot slower to navigate.