Quick post today. So do you like Google's betas? I sure do. Well, if you want to use the Google Chrome beta, you have to download the Google Chrome Channel Changer. Basically, at anytime, you can use it to switch between the stable (for the end user who doesn't know what IE stands for), the beta (for users who like new software), and the dev (bleeding edge, when you HAVE TO HAVE the latest, even if its a little buggy) channels.

Download the channel changer here and start getting the latest from Google Chrome. Plus, the new Dev version (and possibly the beta version), have some cool new features, and slightly updated UI (User Interface)

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Using the above download link will download and .exe file. And yes, running that .exe is what you need to do in order to get/use the Chrome beta. You can save this .exe and switch between the stable Chrome, the beta of Chrome, and the dev version of Chrome. Cool, huh?
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2 comments

1. sj on 5/15/2009 7:59 AM

   I like being cutting edge, but don't know if I'm quite dev material! :) I think for now, I'll count on you to tell me all the cool new things!

    
2. Unknown on 5/15/2009 9:50 AM

   I would download the Chrome Channel changer and put yourself in the Beta branch.
   
   It's cool to be cutting edge!
   
   (Plus extensions an plug-ins—like Firefox—are coming soon! The Dev Branch just got extension support! How cool is that?)