I've always wondered about auto-updating software being flagged as a virus. That has always been troublesome for me. So I haven't really explored it, but it see

I've always wondered about auto-updating software being flagged as a virus. That has always been troublesome for me. So I haven't really explored it, but it seems to be relatively smooth sailing for Google. The one thing that I have preferred about interactive updating is that it lets users know that things may break during the update. And sometimes, you just prefer running an older version because it works better for you than the newer version. The problem I have with auto-updating software, including Chrome, is that when big changes are made, I have no point of reference to test, and there is very little I can do to reject a version upgrade. Of course, this has its benefits since you know all users will be forced to upgrade Chrome and you know that you only have to test your site against one version of Chrome.