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Canary channel for Chrome on Android
2016. október 18., kedd
Chrome supports multiple
release channels
with varying degrees of stability and support. The Canary channel ships the most bleeding edge version of Chrome possible. It is primarily intended to be used by developers and early adopters to test recent Chromium changes, but anyone can install it and give it a try. Previously the Canary channel was only available on Windows and Mac, and it is now
available for Android
as well.
Just like the Canary channel for other platforms, new versions are built from the most recent code available and often contain a variety of new features, enhancements, and bug fixes. These builds are shipped automatically with no manual testing, which means that the build can be unstable and may even stop working entirely for days at a time. However, the goal is for Canary to remain usable at all times, and the Chrome team prioritizes fixing major issues as quickly as possible.
Initially, builds will ship every weekday. In the future new builds may also be available on weekends. The frequency of builds means that keeping the app updated will consume a lot of data, typically more than 100MB per week. This is especially important for phones set to update native apps over cellular data.
We hope the Canary channel will be useful when developing and testing changes for Chrome on Android. If you encounter any bugs, please help us by
reporting them
.
Posted by Alex Mineer, APK Administrator & Bug Basher
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