Anyone tried Canary yet?

[KentState]

http://www.engadget.com/2014/06/03/chrome-goes-64-bit-on-windows/#comments

Anyone tried Canary (Chrome 64bit) yet? If so, does it remove regular Chrome or do both reside on the computer like IE/IE 64?

 

[ninaholic37]

Ahh, I once had a program called 7Canaries that converted mp3s into midi files, and it was a lot of fun. I thought this might have been about a new advancement in that department, but it's just a thread about Chrome clones. Blah.

(goes back to browsing on 32-bit CPU with Firefox...)

 

[compman25]

Both reside on the computer, I ended up deleting the regular Chrome after 1 day of using Canary.

 

[sweenish]

Ahh, I once had a program called 7Canaries that converted mp3s into midi files, and it was a lot of fun. I thought this might have been about a new advancement in that department, but it's just a thread about Chrome clones. Blah.

(goes back to browsing on 32-bit CPU with Firefox...)

Not a clone, the bleeding edge daily build of Chrome.