Throttle individual network requests | Blog | Chrome for Developers This will be nice little improvement. You’ve always been able to throttle the network on a page but it did that for all requests so it was pretty annoying if you only wanted to test out a single slow-loading requets but then the page would a long time to load if you needed to refresh it.
There seems to be a common misunderstanding about how session cookies usually work. Closing the browser doesn’t necessarily clear out session cookies because the user can have the option of “Continue where you left off” enabled for Chrome startup. Folks usually enable this if they don’t want to lose their open tabs when Chrome closes, but Chrome also continues the session so session cookies could potentially persist indefinitely. So if a user is having issues related to a site’s cookies, the most reliable solution is having them delete the cookies for this site. You can get to that fairly easily by clicking the settings icon on the left side of the address bar. ...