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# Best of Chrome Developers — March 2026

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[](https://daily.dev/posts/chrome-for-developers-8ir9x3upz "Chrome for Developers")  
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![Avatar of chrome](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1/logos/e9b306fd1b484113b937dae36b867f37)Chrome Developers · 26w  
Chrome for Developers  
Chrome 146 introduces three notable features for web developers. Scroll-triggered animations enable declarative CSS-based control of animations based on scroll position, replacing common JavaScript-based scroll detection patterns. Scoped custom element registries allow multiple custom element definitions for the same tag name within a page, preventing naming conflicts when using libraries from multiple sources. The Sanitizer API provides a built-in way to strip script-executing content from user-supplied HTML, making it easier to build XSS-free web apps — this updated version is also available in Firefox.  
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[](https://daily.dev/posts/when-to-use-webmcp-and-mcp-mcbeu419i "When to use WebMCP and MCP")  
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![Avatar of chrome](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1/logos/e9b306fd1b484113b937dae36b867f37)Chrome Developers · 26w  
When to use WebMCP and MCP  
WebMCP and MCP serve complementary roles in building agentic web experiences. MCP is a universal backend protocol connecting AI agents to external systems, data sources, and workflows across any platform. WebMCP is a proposed browser standard that exposes frontend tools to browser-based agents, giving them structured, reliable access to live website UI, DOM, session data, and cookies. Key differences: MCP is persistent and platform-agnostic; WebMCP is ephemeral and tab-bound. The recommended approach is to use MCP for core business logic and background tasks, and WebMCP for contextual in-browser interactions when a user is actively on your site.  
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