Matthias Rohmer

@matthiasrohmer

Developer Relations Engineer @Google for @ChromiumDev.

Hamburg, Germany

matthiasrohmer.de

Joined December 2014

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Matthias Rohmer
@matthiasrohmer
Oct 1
🎥 What's new in DevTools, October edition: youtube.com/watch?v=vukchA…. I am back on screen after I/O Connect in Berlin, Bengaluru & Shanghai with Chrome 152-154, explaining the new memory debugging tools in @ChromeDevTools for agents, Soft nav in the Performance panel and more!
What's New: Chrome DevTools 151-153
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Matthias Rohmer
@matthiasrohmer
May 27
Chrome DevTools for agents is now stable! 🏇 Don't miss out, and give your agent access to your website's runtime (console logs, network requests, ...), rather than just the static code. Deep dive from last week's #GoogleIO:
Supercharge your AI coding workflow with Chrome DevTools for agents
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Matthias Rohmer
@matthiasrohmer
Apr 8
Spring is here (your location may vary ☃️🌸) and with it What's new in Chrome DevTools 147: Skills and Lighthouse support for Chrome DevTools MCP, auto context selection in AI assistance, code generation in the Console and more. Find it all on
What's new in DevTools (Chrome 147) | Blog | Chrome for Developers
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Matthias Rohmer
@matthiasrohmer
Feb 20
Couldn't agree more! It's just Markdown files anyway, and I think with many MCP servers being shipped as NPM packages anyway I think this just makes sense, so that's how we are going to do it with @ChromeDevTools skills.
Tanner Linsley
@tannerlinsley
Feb 20
I think skills should be distributed via NPM, preferably right inside the libraries for which they provide value. Let's not reinvent distribution, versioning, provenance, etc just because what we're distributing isn't directly JS/markup/styles. Distributors and harnesses alike
Matthias Rohmer
@matthiasrohmer
Feb 11
Chrome 145 is rolling out now! ✨ It's been a Product Excellence milestone for DevTools but we’ve landed some great updates like Soft Nav markers, line-level profiler timings, and the new Render blocking column in the Network panel 📬 Read the full post:
What's new in DevTools (Chrome 145) | Blog | Chrome for Developers
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