Came here looking for changelog for Windows Desktop Chrome Beta changelog for 72.0.3626 and the Chromium blog linked hasn't been updated since mid Nov. Just fyi.
Yes, still no entry in the Chromium blog. It's very annoying. The change log is just a vast screed of text, totally unsuited to trying to just pick out significant used or changed features. It's usually a month or two before a post with the new and change highlights hoes up in the .Chrome Help Forum. And the posts in this blog just tell readers to go to non-existent posts in the Chromium blog. Other browser makers manage to produce 'release notes' pages, ready on release of a new version, that list (And explain where necessary) the major new and changed features, suitable for users who do not want the entire incomprehensibly techie change-log. Why are Google incapable of producing such a simple thing?
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Came here looking for changelog for Windows Desktop Chrome Beta changelog for 72.0.3626 and the Chromium blog linked hasn't been updated since mid Nov. Just fyi.
Yes, still no entry in the Chromium blog. It's very annoying. The change log is just a vast screed of text, totally unsuited to trying to just pick out significant used or changed features. It's usually a month or two before a post with the new and change highlights hoes up in the .Chrome Help Forum. And the posts in this blog just tell readers to go to non-existent posts in the Chromium blog. Other browser makers manage to produce 'release notes' pages, ready on release of a new version, that list (And explain where necessary) the major new and changed features, suitable for users who do not want the entire incomprehensibly techie change-log. Why are Google incapable of producing such a simple thing?
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