New in Chrome DevTools: Annotate performance findings with Gemini! You can now ask Gemini to explain performance traces. Specifically you can generate annotations about events in the performance trace. This is a total game-changer. Double-click an event in the Main track, then click Generate label next to the input... field. Gemini can suggest a label based on the stack trace and context. Try it out and let us know what you think!show more

@ChromeDevTools How to do it, I'm in console, even double clicked it, nothing is happening.

@ChromeDevTools This is in Chrome 137. You need to first record a performance trace (Performance panel) to use it.

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@ChromeDevTools This is huge 👍!

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@ChromeDevTools Great start, but I would need it to explain “microtask execution and data processing” as well. While this is definitely an improvement, it’s still too vague to be actionable.

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@ChromeDevTools This is incredible news for developers. AI insights will make performance review and debugging effortless with the integration on Chrome Dev Tools. Looking forward to checking this out and we will see how much work this removes. Good work, team.

@ChromeDevTools can we save those trace *with* the annotations to share with other people?

@ChromeDevTools Would be nice to have a bulk option somehow, mark a section or rectangle and everything that overlaps get's a label, maybe Gemini could even label same executions in a different way too then to see repetitions?

@ChromeDevTools @Michael_ReedSEA clutch af straight called it used ur template back from the dead