Throttle CPU and resources available to Chrome
I am trying to emulate the feel of an application on lower spec systems, running on Chrome. Is it possible throttle the CPU and put limitations on resources?
Solution
As of Chrome 112.0.5615.121, CPU throttling is available under the 'Performance Insights' tab.
DevTools > Performance Insights > Settings (gear icon) > CPU
Select something in CPU throttling and click "Measure page load"
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