What's with unusual amount of Beta's? The Dev Channel is supposed to be more frequent... How about a Dev update for Chromebooks this week, tired of waiting and might have to switch to Chromium OS instead:(
Rapid "Whack A Mole" style updating and tinkering with core features are things one expects on the Dev Channel, not Beta.
Chrome Team:
If part of the problem is you are lacking sufficient Dev Channel users to catch serious issues sooner, maybe leverage the fact you now have Google+ at your disposal.
Put a shout out asking for more Dev testers on your G+ page.
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The Version appears as 18.0.1025.116 only instead of 117. Is it a typo.
What's with unusual amount of Beta's?
The Dev Channel is supposed to be more frequent... How about a Dev update for Chromebooks this week, tired of waiting and might have to switch to Chromium OS instead:(
W.G. - there u go:
http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/2012/03/dev-and-beta-channels-update-for.html
Nope, that's just a R18 update, I want R19 for Series 5 and Acers.
There hasn't been an Dev 19 update since the 5th...
What W.G. said.
Rapid "Whack A Mole" style updating and tinkering with core features are things one expects on the Dev Channel, not Beta.
Chrome Team:
If part of the problem is you are lacking sufficient Dev Channel users to catch serious issues sooner, maybe leverage the fact you now have Google+ at your disposal.
Put a shout out asking for more Dev testers on your G+ page.
Steve said...
"Put a shout out asking for more Dev testers on your G+ page."
i totally agree with that one.. more testers, more stability faster dev periods = more satisfied Chrome users.
I switche from firefox.. and i just fell in love with the auto Synchronization feature..
still testing - dev_19.0.10.68.1
..so far, so good on
(Windows XP Pro x86)
@W.G because stable 18 is coming on march 26.
@ChromeFan
Where can u see the release date of the stable version ? :)
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