Google Shortens Chrome Update Cycle to Two Weeks

On September 8, 2026, Google announced that its web browser Chrome has transitioned from a monthly update cycle to one every two weeks. This change was implemented with the stable release of Chrome version 153 for desktops and mobile platforms (Android and iOS). The next beta version, Chrome 154 Beta, is now available ahead of its scheduled stable launch on September 22nd. This shift aims to accelerate feature delivery and security updates. Google had previously announced the change as part of a broader strategy to improve user experience through more frequent improvements and faster bug fixes.

By Thomas Ricker · The Verge ·

Google Shortens Chrome Update Cycle to Two Weeks

Topics: Browser Updates Chrome Google

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