New Google Chrome Canary Builds are available for download and testing for early adopters (currently for Windows only). You can now install and run two Chrome Builds simultaneously, side by side.

Install one of Google Chrome stable/beta/dev releases as usual. Then install Chrome Canary build which will be installed to different path, get updated separately, and run side by side with existing stable/beta/dev installation. In the usual situation, the Canary build will be same as Dev build.

There may be some cases where the Canary Build won’t always coincide with the Dev channel release. Sometimes if necessary, additional updates may be pushed to Canary build so its version is higher than Dev. This may happen in following possible scenarios: when a beta branch is cut and a dev build is released from the beta branch, we may release a canary build from trunk so we have user coverage for builds from trunk; and when we need to release a risky dev build, we may push it to canary build first for test.

Download Chrome Canary Build:

http://tools.google.com/dlpage/chromesxs

References:

http://groups.google.com/a/chromium....1d02dae94eb88#

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Downl...s-148746.shtml

what's the different wih common chrome?

Originally Posted by Twins.Seven

what's the different wih common chrome?

Installs to a different path, so can co-exist with a regular installation, and updates separately. And is fairly similar to dev build, so has newest features but could be buggy, so you can have stable or beta as your "regular" installation, and this as a secondary installation for trying new features or whatever.

Personally, I have no problem running JUST Dev channel Chrome, i rarely experience bugs...

i see. canary is dev channel
so no need, coz my dev for daily activity