The provided text offers a detailed exploration of the CSS overflow property and its technical implementation, specifically focusing on the Chrome Blink engine. The document traces the evolution of the CSS specification, from the initial four values (visible, hidden, scroll, auto) to modern additions like clip and related properties such as overflow-x, overflow-y, and overflow-anchor. Crucially, it explains how setting non-visible overflow values affects rendering by creating a Block Formatting Context (BFC) and designating the element as a scroll container, impacting behaviors like float containment and position: sticky elements. Furthermore, the source details how Blink handles overflow internally through layout processes, compositing for GPU-accelerated scrolling, and integration with DevTools for debugging scrollable areas and performance issues.