For those who wants to test newest features of Chrome on Windows Linux and Mac, here is a post with instructions on how to change channels. Its pretty easy to change channels. Here is steps, straight from Google Chrome help pages. Do not use any beta/dev channels as your primary browser.
Windows
- Stable channel for Windows
- Beta channel for Windows
- Dev channel for Windows
- Canary build for Windows (Note, this will run in parallel to any other Chrome channel you have installed, it will not use the same profile)
Mac
- Stable channel for Mac
- Beta channel for Mac
- Dev channel for Mac
- Canary build for Mac (Note, this will run in parallel to any other Chrome channel you have installed, it will not use the same profile)
Linux
32-bit Ubuntu/Debian
32-bit Fedora/OpenSUSE
64-bit Ubuntu/Debian
64-bit Fedora/Red Hat/OpenSUSE
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Will there any addons to Chrome like FF?
of course, they are working on it
Ha ha ha you are too positive.
Yes I am
I download the Google Chrome Channel Changer and it tell me key not found Chrome is not installed or is not using Google update for updates I got 5.0.375.55 what’s up
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