14 DAY TRIAL // Google Chrome, a browser built on the Blink layout engine that aims to be minimalistic and versatile at the same time, is now at version 36.0.1985.125 and features just a small number of fixes.
The Google developers have launched a new version of their Chrome browser, but this is just the Beta branch. If you want something more stable, which you can use on a daily basis, you should wait for the regular release.
According to the changelog, the display is now updated only if the mirror window exists, clicking the "Print this page" button no longer crashes the application, broken translations for bookmarks have been fixed, and the ability to change the language for manual translations has been removed.
The Google Chrome developers only provide two kinds of binary files, deb and rpm, and no source. If you are not using a Linux distribution capable of reading this type of files, you will have to wait until it hits your repositories.
Also, keep in mind that, if you intend to use this browser on the Linux platform, the Java elements will not work. In order to access Java components on a website you will need to downgrade. Usually, a complete list of changes can be found on the official website.
Remember that this is a development version and it should NOT be installed on production machines. It is intended for testing purposes only.
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