Wednesday, February 8th 2012
Google Chrome 17 Stable Available for Download
After going through a month-long beta stage, Chrome 17 has now been promoted and is available as a Stable release for Windows, Mac OS and Linux. Chrome 17 (build 17.0.963.46) features new Extension APIs, updated Omnibox Prerendering, download scanning protection, various tweaks and fixes for about 20 vulnerabilities.
Chrome 17 Stable can be downloaded via this page.
Chrome 17 Stable can be downloaded via this page.
12 Comments on Google Chrome 17 Stable Available for Download
Unless this is some kind of new usage of the word "Version" that I was previously unaware of.
Well actually is in full swing
Why?
Because upgrades are 100% transparent to the end user :toast:
I really really really really like this upgrade model for it. I have version 17 already, and didn't even notice a change.
Personally I find the chome update model to be exactly what other companies need to adapt.
Included with this model, is the rigorous testing, though. Google does a damn fine job. I can't convince myself to switch back to firefox, despite wasting time keeping it up to date and installed still. :banghead: