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That's kinda the point, not noticing what the browser version even is, because it's completely irrelevant (except with IE). What's important is that it follows
by tzaman 14y ago
That's kinda the point, not noticing what the browser version even is, because it's completely irrelevant (except with IE). What's important is that it follows standards and supports new features sooner rather than later.
- da_n 14y agoI tend to agree, I much prefer semantic versioning eg: major.minor.patch for most software but for Chrome it isn't really important because it auto-updates. I haven't checked which version I am running for months.