What's interesting is that in the past the approach corporations have taken to browsers is that they wait for the browser to be released, then test it in their

What's interesting is that in the past the approach corporations have taken to browsers is that they wait for the browser to be released, then test it in their environment to see whether it broke anything. This is as opposed to testing the beta to see whether it's breaking anything and if so report a bug to the browser vendor so the final release _won't_ break anything. Just making that one change to their rollout process would significantly reduce the breakage potential of updates....