Explore upcoming browser innovations and take part in shaping the future of mobile web performance with Chrome Beta—a testbed for the latest features built for Android users. This app provides a hands-on preview of experimental tools, user interface changes, and functionality enhancements before they reach stable release. Designed for early adopters and feedback contributors, it allows seamless parallel use with the standard Chrome app while encouraging direct input to improve browsing speed, security, and usability.
Early Access to New Features
- Preview experimental web technologies, interface updates, and feature rollouts not yet available in standard Chrome
- Gain insight into future browser directions across mobile rendering, privacy tools, and user interactions
- Ideal for developers, testers, and curious users seeking first-hand experience with evolving features
Seamless Dual Installation
- Can be installed alongside regular Chrome for comparison or fallback without impacting core browsing functionality
- Supports simultaneous use for testing, everyday browsing, or specialized workflows
- Enables smooth switching between stable and beta environments
User Feedback and Community Input
- Directly contribute to Google’s browser development by reporting bugs, sharing performance notes, or suggesting improvements
- Active involvement accelerates feature refinement and ensures usability for broader audiences
- Enables a collaborative development environment for evolving mobile web standards
Beta Stability and Performance Notes
- Beta builds may include unfinished tools, UI experiments, or limited support features
- Users may encounter occasional bugs or glitches as part of the testing process
- Recommended for users comfortable with software testing and browser experimentation
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I use Chrome Beta without uninstalling Chrome?
Yes, Chrome Beta installs independently and runs in parallel with the standard Chrome browser.
Q: Are the features in Chrome Beta stable?
Some features may be experimental and less stable than those in the official release.
Q: How can I submit feedback?
Feedback options are built into the app for reporting issues or suggestions.
Q: Is Chrome Beta safe to use?
Yes, it's developed and maintained by Google, though stability may vary.
Q: Does Chrome Beta sync bookmarks and history?
Yes, syncing works if logged into the same Google account.
Q: Will Chrome Beta replace my default browser?
Not unless you manually select it as your default browser.
Q: Can I test new web standards in Chrome Beta?
Yes, it often includes early support for upcoming web technologies.
Q: Will my data be affected if I uninstall Chrome Beta?
Uninstalling Chrome Beta does not impact data saved in standard Chrome.
Q: Is Chrome Beta suitable for developers?
Yes, it's a valuable tool for developers to preview upcoming platform changes.
Q: Does it receive regular updates?
Yes, Chrome Beta is updated frequently with the latest experimental builds.
Version History
v139.0.7258.51 — 23 Jul 2025
Stability & Performance Improvements • General fixes implemented to enhance reliability and browser responsiveness • Details available on the Chrome Releases blog
v139.0.7258.41 — 10 Jun 2025
Stability & Performance Improvements • Continued refinements for smoother operation and reduced crash rates • Further information posted on the Chrome Releases blog
v139.0.7258.32 — 30 May 2025
Stability & Performance Improvements • Initial rollout of targeted bug fixes and optimization patches • Full notes accessible via the Chrome Releases blog