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Google announced a new two-week release cycle for its Chrome browser, effective from September 8, 2026. This change applies to desktop, Android, and iOS platforms, aiming to provide faster access to new features and security updates while minimizing disruption. The Dev and Canary channels will remain on their current release schedules.
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2026-03-04
Google announces two-week release cycle for Chrome updates
2026-09-08
Stable release of Chrome 153 begins new update cycle
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Updates will continue every two weeks thereafter
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