10 Chrome Devtool tips You (Probably) Don’t Know 2019
1- Filter Network Efficiently
Is it hard to find all resources which are larger than 100 KB? From now on, it is not.

Special keys : “status-code”, “larger-than”, “domain”, “priority”, “scheme”, “set-cookie-name”, “set-cookie-domain”, “set-cookie-value”, “has-response-header”, “is”, “mime-type”, “method”, “mixed-content”
Bonus: if you put (-) to your filter key, you can see not equal ones
2- Switch To Dark Theme
Do you have tired eyes when waking up? Did you work till midnight? It might be because of the light mode. Now switch to the Darkside

3- Screenshot for a single element
If you want to capture a screenshot for an element. This feature belongs to you.

Select your element from Elements Pane, open command menu and type Capture node screenshot.
4- Last Operation Value
Is it normal to be forgetful? So rather than remembering what is the last operation value, you can simply use this feature.

Open console, calculate 3 + 5 than type $_ and see the magic. $_ can be used as the last operation value.
5- Store as a global variable
If you want to access the DOM element or and a field from XHR response, right-click the target and select store as a global variable.

6- Find Your function
Did you forget what was your function name? Open your resource from source pane, open command, and type “@”. Now see the magic.

7- Find Your CSS Rule
As the above, did you forget what was your CSS selector? Open your resource from source pane, open command, and type “@”. Now see the magic.

8- Check Your Coverage
Do you have heavy bundle sizes? Don't know where to start? This feature records your actions shows you how much of your bundles getting used.

9- See All Your Changes
Did you do some much R&D on your web app? Don’t remember what did you change?. Now open the changes tab and see your changes.

10- Get Your Performance Metrics From Console
Are you lazy to open the lighthouse and run the performance test? Now with this code, you can see your basic performance results.

Bonus- Optional Chaining
Are you bored with the null checks? Your pain will end soon. Optional chaining is on Chrome Canary