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Google promised to release more modern version for their browser for every six weeks with the addition of new elements. At least now you know how to check which version you have.Google Chrome has been one of the best and fastest browsers in this era. On balance, it is always best to run the latest, or at least, only a single version behind the latest release. Unfortunately, browsers are also the predominant software type that introduces issues with these releases. Browsers often implement security updates and fixes in their releases which makes it even more important to run the latest browser. It makes sense to always run the latest version of any software unless there is a known issue with a recent release. Wikipedia has an excellent page on software naming conventions if you would like to know more. Semantic version naming uses three number sequences such as Version 1.0.0, Version 1.0.1 and so on. Some systems have sequence-based version numbers that increment as versions are released such as Version 1, Version 1.1, Version 1.2 etc. There are a number of software naming conventions that dictate how all software should be labeled.

If you don’t use one of these listed above, checking the version should follow the same basic method but the menu naming might be slightly different.

There are dozens of viable web browsers out there and they all work in a similar way.

The version should be listed at the top of the window.

Select About Safari in the dropdown menu.

This is an essential tool in protecting your device from drive-by hack attacks or malware. 64-bit apps can utilize sandboxing more reliably which isolates each browser tab from the rest of your computer. It can also utilize the power of 64-bit processors if you have one. Not only is it faster but it is more secure too.Ī 64-bit app can access more memory faster than 32-bit applications which will speed up your experience. You don’t have to use it but if you have a 64-bit compatible device, you really should. You will also notice that I am using the 64-bit version of Chrome. Beta is between official and dev and will be further along QA testing and development. Chrome Dev is a step behind Canary, where those features have been tested for a while and are regarded as relatively stable.

Chrome Canary is the cutting edge, where developers are experimenting with new features and you are testing them out. This means it is a stable release and not Canary, Beta or Dev. You will also see that it says ‘Official Build’.