Chrome developers have announced a reduction in the preparation cycle for new releases from six weeks to four, allowing for quicker delivery of new features to users. It is noted that optimizing the release preparation process and improving the testing system enables more frequent releases without compromising quality. This change will take effect starting with Chrome 94, which will be released in the third quarter.
Additionally, for businesses and for those who need more time to update, an Extended Stable edition will be released every eight weeks, allowing transitions to new feature releases not every four weeks, but every eight weeks. Throughout the support of the Extended Stable releases, updates addressing vulnerabilities will be provided every two weeks. For Chrome OS, multiple stable releases will be supported simultaneously, and updates addressing vulnerabilities for the previous stable release will be published following the availability of the next functional release.
Source: opennet.ru
