What's it with Google Chrome Canary Build?

I've been hearing a lot about Google Chrome Canary Build (still in Dev stage, but you can #-Link-Snipped-#!)

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If you grab and install a Canary Build, it will go into a totally separate space from any other Chrome installation you've got, whether stable, beta, or dev. While the dev channel of Chrome updates about once a week with the latest goods from the Chromium open-source project, the Canary Build could be updated near-nightly in some instances, and could be slightly ahead of the Dev version in number, as #-Link-Snipped-#. So Canary Build makes perfect sense for those who like to test things out, but want a nice, steady fall-back browser for regular use.

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  • durga ch

    durga ch

    @durga-TpX3gO • Jul 26, 2010

    That's good right? You have a testing environment and as well a browser for day to day usage

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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Jul 26, 2010

    It's awesome. Looks like it works similar to Opera and has loads of extensions! Works like charm.

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  • Ashraf HZ

    Ashraf HZ

    @Ash • Jul 26, 2010

    The_Big_KIt's awesome. Looks like it works similar to Opera and has loads of extensions! Works like charm.

    I see, looks like its the perfect opportunity for MaRo to try it out! 😉

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