I want to have chromium on my windows machine, but I find only instructions how to make it from sources on official site.
Is there any official pre-built binaries?
Asked by Andrew on October 26, 2010.
You can find snapshots of all the nightly builds of Chromium here:
Each OS has a folder and the latest version number is available under the Latest folder or just sort by date descending.
Answered by Diago on October 26, 2010.
Is there something like latest stable chromium build? - Andrew on October 26, 2010
@Andrew. No, unless you use Chrome. Chromium doesn't have a stable release, as they are continually in development. Basically Chromium has a new version every day, but you can stick with a version for about a month before you need to upgrade. I used both and apart from the icons and the sharing of info with Google, there is no functional difference between the two. - Diago on October 26, 2010
@Diago there are Chromium "source releases". What about those? The revisions are different from the nightlies, but they're just as frequent. Nothing stable about those too? - Daniel Beck on October 26, 2010
@Daniel. My understanding from the Chromium website and blog is there will never be a stable release, and Chrome opted for a stable cycle in development. It is up to each user to decide which version is "stable" to them. I stopped using it solely because of the lack of PDF viewing that Chrome does have. - Diago on October 26, 2010
OK thanks. I was just wondering what [these "releases"](http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/releases/) were for. But they're source anyway, so probably of limited use for regular folk. - Daniel Beck on October 26, 2010
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sorry about the Iron suggestion, I've removed the answer - knitti on October 27, 2010