On most websites, when you click to a new page there is a brief flicker as the old page disappears and the new one loads and renders. With a simple CSS rule, that can be minimized or even eliminated.
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July 2, 2026
On most websites, when you click to a new page there is a brief flicker as the old page disappears and the new one loads and renders. With a simple CSS rule, that can be minimized or even eliminated.
Taking a screenshot of what you can SEE on a web page is easy... what about capturing the entire page that scrolls down for multiple screens?
Do you need to see how your website stacks up in speed, SEO, accessibility and best practices? Chrome has a built-in report for that!
Your browser stores copies of pages you've viewed recently to make loading it again faster. Sometimes its necessary to delete that copy to get a fresh copy.