Google has announced that it’s expanding its bleeding-edge Canary channel for Chrome to Android.
Historically, Google has introduced early versions of Chrome upgrades to the early adopter / developer fraternity, who put it through its paces and give feedback to the internet giant ahead of its arrival on prime time. Canary has hitherto been available for Windows and Mac, and as the earliest version of Chrome that hasn’t been put through the wringer, it can contain many bugs.
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