Google Chrome Beta is the beta version of the Google Chrome web browser. This version is one of the four that Google updates regularly: Stable, Beta, Dev and Canary. The Beta version is the closest to the Stable. Thanks to this, you won't get any serious bugs while using it. Moreover, in many cases, this version is usually the one that is later released in the stable channel.
Google Chrome Beta is updated every four weeks and allows you to enjoy upcoming Google Chrome releases more than a month in advance. This version also serves Google to check that users are not experiencing serious bugs while using it. In the event that any bugs are discovered, they will be fixed before releasing the changes in the stable and final version.
In Google Chrome Beta, you will find the same functionalities as in the Stable one. You can browse the Internet, log in with your Google account, synchronize bookmarks, delete history, etc. Both Google Chrome Beta and the Dev and Canary versions are installed separately from the Stable—so you can use one, two or even all four versions at the same time. Thanks to this, you can compare functionalities, install different extensions or have several accounts synched for faster access to them.
If you want to enjoy the new features of Google Chrome before anyone else, but with the guarantee that you will not have problems using it, download Google Chrome Beta!
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I've been using Chrome Beta for quite a few months now, and except for a time when it got pretty shaky, the rest of the time it worked really well for me. I use it mostly to test the new features with...