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I stopped looking at Chrome's version numbers (unless I have a specific issue or question about Chrome) back around 9. That's because 9 was the last developmen
by wccrawford 15y ago
I stopped looking at Chrome's version numbers (unless I have a specific issue or question about Chrome) back around 9. That's because 9 was the last development version I used... The features I need are all in the stable release now. When 10 came out, my 9-dev turned into 10-stable and I didn't pay attention from there.
At this point, I don't even bother 'updating' (read: close the browser and open it again) for up to a week or 2 after an update comes out, unless I need to close my browser for some other reason.