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Chrome moves to a two-week release cycle starting with version 153

Chrome is shifting from a four-week release cycle to a two-week cycle to deliver security fixes and new features to users faster.

WHY IT MATTERS

Faster release cycles mean security patches reach end users more quickly, reducing the window of exposure to vulnerabilities. Organizations that cannot handle the faster cadence can opt for the Extended Stable channel, which provides weekly security fixes and bi-monthly feature updates.

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The three things worth knowing

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Chrome is moving from a four-week release cycle to a two-week cycle starting with Chrome 153.

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The faster cadence aims to deliver security patches and new features to users more quickly.

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An Extended Stable channel is available for organizations, offering weekly security fixes and bi-monthly feature updates.

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