On other browsers, you normally get a message about an update/new build popping up when you open (or at least you can configure to have that happen).

You then have to go to a download site to download and install.

Does anyone know what will happen with Chrome?
Do I need to configure the browser so that I get notified about updates?

(Apologies if I have put this post in the wrong section of the forum.)

I know that you can check manually by going to settings(Spanner) and selecting "About Google Chrome" and this automatically checks for updates, other than that I have no idea .......

Thanks Whisky.
Will have a look at that.

It'd be nice for automatic update (upon checking a nice little box)! *crosses fingers that the devs would be so kind to include this in future releases.*

Chrome automatically updates. When you install Chrome it also installs the Google Updater if you didn't already have it. This is a service that runs at logon and auto updates Google products (or at least just Chrome).

Originally Posted by Demonkunga

Chrome automatically updates. When you install Chrome it also installs the Google Updater if you didn't already have it. This is a service that runs at logon and auto updates Google products (or at least just Chrome).

Doesn't seem to work for me. I have to go to the spanner icon > About Google Chrome and then I am told that there is an update if I want to download it (I am signed up for 'dev' updates.)

Or is that what you meant by 'automatically'?