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Chrome 74 Beta Released With CSS Media Query To Prefer Reduced Motion/Animations

Written by Michael Larabel in Google on 22 March 2019 at 05:55 PM EDT. 1 Comment

Google engineers are ending out their work week by issuing the beta of Chrome 74.

The Chrome 74 Beta features the CSS "prefers-reduced-motion" media query for honoring accessibility settings for those that may want to reduce/eliminate animations or other motions. Also on the developer side is ECMAScript private class fields, a JavaScript API for feature policy, CSS transition events, WebRTC additions, and other changes.

More details on today's Chrome 74 Beta via the Chromium blog.

ChromeStatus.com also points out some other developer additions of new KV (key value) storage, a shape detection API, TextEncoder's encodeInto(), import maps, and not allowing pop-ups during page unload events.

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