Google wants to ensure that the new stable versions of Chrome for Android that will roll out in the future are sufficiently tested and corrected as the stable versions of Chrome for the desktop.
In this regard, the company has pointed out that just launched a new channel for the launch of the versions more unstable, the Canary channel, available until now only for versions most unstable of Chrome for Windows and Mac.
Canary channel for Android will incorporate the latest versions in unstable Chrome for Android with the goal that both experienced users as developers test the new features introduced and find all those errors that these new versions contain, by reporting this to Google so that it can resolve to the maximum as soon as each and every one of the errors found as a priority.
this way, Canary channel can be found at the top of the list formed by the channel Dev channel and Beta channel stable release versions of Chrome, a list that has not yet been updated on their list of releases of Chrome for different platforms.
The company notes that it will be bringing a new version of the Canary channel every day of the week even if in the future you can also expand to the weekends in the future. In this situation, warns the experienced users and developers that the fact of releasing a development version to a journal may involve high consumption of data, estimated to be about 100 MB a week, aiming above all at those users who upgraded to the new versions through the use of data from their contracted rates.
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