Customize performance data in DevTools with extensibility API #DevToolsTips

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With the latest Chrome update, now you can pass in a parameter to customize the performance marker and how performance.mark and performance.measure data show up in the Performance panel.

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Speaker: Jecelyn Yeen
Products Mentioned: Chrome



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