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*LATEST VERSION OF ‘CANARY’ (TO DATE?)*
‘WINDOWS’ / ‘macOS’
108.0.5327.0 (official build) canary (x86_64)
(AS OF “28 SEPTEMBER 2022”)
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“ANDROID”
68.0.3420.1
(AS OF “4 MAY 2018”)
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(on ’22 july 2010′, ‘google’ announced it would ramp up the speed at which it releases new ‘stable versions’)
(the ‘release cycles’ were shortened from ‘quarterly’ to ‘6 weeks’ for ‘major stable updates’)
(‘beta channel releases’ now come roughly at the same rate as ‘stable releases’ (though approximately 1 month in advance), while ‘dev channel releases’ appear roughly once or twice weekly, allowing time for basic ‘release-critical testing’)
(this faster release cycle also brought a 4th channel (the “canary” channel), updated daily from a build produced at ’09:00 UTC’ from the most stable of the last 40 revisions)
(the name refers to the practice of using ‘canaries’ in ‘coal mines’, so if a change “kills” ‘chrome canary’, it will be blocked from migrating down to the ‘developer channel’, at least until fixed in a subsequent ‘canary build’)
(‘canary’ is “the most bleeding-edge official version of ‘chrome’ and somewhat of a mix between ‘chrome dev’ + the ‘chromium snapshot builds’)
(‘canary releases’ run side-by-side with any other ‘channel’)
(it is not linked to the other ‘google chrome’ installation and can therefore run different — ‘synchronization profiles’ / ‘themes’ / ‘browser preferences’ –)
(this ensures that ‘fallback functionality’ remains even when some ‘canary’ update may contain ‘release-breaking bugs’)
(it does not natively include the option to be the ‘default browser’, although on ‘OS X’ it can be set through ‘system preferences’)
(‘canary’ was ‘windows-only’ at first)
(an ‘OS X’ version was released on ‘3 may 2011’)
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