Google is working on speeding up the release cycle of Chrome updates to four weeks from the current six-week period in order to improve the security, speed, and stability of the browser application.
Google plans to start pushing out Chrome updates even faster
For those who can t handle the faster update schedule, Google plans to release a slower-updating stable version of the browser
Google Chrome’s update cycle is about to get shorter. In a post on the Chromium Blog, Google announced plans to move from the current six-week update cycle to a four-week cycle later this year:
“As we have improved our testing and release processes for Chrome, and deployed bi-weekly security updates to improve our patch gap, it became clear that we could shorten our release cycle and deliver new features more quickly. Because of this, we are excited to announce that Chrome is planning to move to releasing a new milestone every 4 weeks, starting with Chrome 94 in Q3 of 2021.”
Google is speeding up the release cycle for Chrome with plans to release a new milestone every four weeks.“We are excited to announce that Chrome is planning to move to releasing a new milestone every
Google's milestone updates for Chrome on the stable channel arrive every six weeks, but the company says it's now able to shorten that period to just four.