Chrome 6 Close to Stable Release
Posted on 10. Aug, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey in News
While it has been speculated for a while, it’s clear that Chrome 6 for widespread release is coming very soon.
In a recent Chromium Development Group discussion Jason Kersey, a Technical Manager at Google, makes note that developer features not expected to be a part of Chrome 6 are going to be tightly controlled in certain development channels for the near future. “We have closed out all our release-block beta bugs, and we are on the path to stable“, he said.
I have to admit, I’m surprised that it is not out yet, given that the Chromium team has said recently that the pace of versions would be speeding up. This is likely in an attempt to pack as many solid features within the browser prior to the Google TV release coming this fall as well as Chrome OS, expected in November for the holiday season.
For a look at some of the changes that make up Chrome 6, take a look at my series I wrote titled “Inside Chrome 6“. Enjoy!
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