Chrome Beta

Chrome Beta, as the name suggests, is the beta version of the Google browser. This branch is part of the four variants in which Google Chrome is available: Stable, Beta, Dev, and Canary. The beta version is the closest to stable, so you won't find some of the errors that might be in the Dev or Canary versions, which receive daily or weekly updates. You will, however, be able to try out some of the latest features and updates that haven't yet reached the stable branch.

Constant updates and fixes

Chrome Beta is usually compiled several times a week, so it receives constant fixes and updates. In fact, some of these versions end up being the same ones that reach the stable branch. It's very rare to find a recurring error that stays for more than two versions in this Beta branch, and, it's even rarer to find large errors or bugs, as most of these are debugged in Dev or Canary.

Main differences between Chrome and Chrome Beta

The most important thing about Chrome Beta is that it allows you to enjoy the new features coming to Google Chrome a month in advance. That's why the differences between Chrome (Stable) and Chrome Beta can vary more depending on the month. Other than this, the app offers exactly the same features. You can browse online, sync bookmarks, review history, add website shortcuts, browse incognito, customize notifications, and much more.

An independent app

Keep in mind that Chrome Beta is installed separately from Google Chrome, so you can have both versions of the browser installed at the same time. This means you can use two accounts at the same time on the same device without having to constantly switch between profiles. This is why many users install this Beta version: the convenience of using two Google accounts at once.

Discover the latest from Chrome before anyone else

Download the Chrome Beta APK if you want to enjoy the latest Chrome updates or have an exclusive account for each browser. Thanks to this app, you can try out some genuinely interesting features, several weeks in advance. What's more, it's very rare to find glaring errors that might interfere with your experience.