After that testers start testing these features and provide their feedback to the company. When a web browser company wants to add a new feature to its web browser, it first implements the feature in the testing version of the browser. These are future versions of the web browsers and are intended for developers and advanced users.
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These testing versions are provided for download to those people who are interested in testing new features and don’t worry about bugs and issues. You may face crashing problems, incompatible add-ons/extensions issues, particular website layout problems, performance issues, etc. That’s why these testing versions may contain bugs and issues. They are provided for download as soon as they are compiled. These testing versions are not tested by the development team. On the other hand, Chrome Canary, Firefox Nightly, Edge Canary and Opera Developer are testing versions of these web browsers. The stable versions can be used by anyone on any machine without worries. They don’t contain any bugs and issues (most of the times) and are ready to be used on primary/work machines. The public stable versions which are provided for download on these web browsers official websites, are thoroughly tested. After reading this article, you’ll have a better idea about these special versions and the difference between these specific and public stable versions.Īll web browsers follow a particular release cycle and release channel platform. Today in this topic, I’ll try to clear your all your doubts about these special editions of popular web browsers. On this website or many other websites, you might have read about Google Chrome Canary, Mozilla Firefox Nightly, Microsoft Edge Canary and Opera Developer versions and you might have wondered what are these special versions and how do they differ from public stable versions?
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