Chrome Now Ships Updates Every Two Weeks

Google has announced that it will accelerate the release schedule for its Chrome web browser, aiming to deliver security patches and new features more quickly. The company said the updated cadence will allow developers to push updates on a more frequent basis, reducing the window in which vulnerabilities can be exploited and ensuring users receive the latest functionality sooner.

Under the new plan, Chrome will shift from its current monthly update cycle to a bi‑weekly or even weekly schedule for certain types of releases. Security patches will be prioritized, with critical fixes rolled out within days of discovery. Feature rollouts will also be streamlined, enabling developers to test and deploy enhancements with greater speed while maintaining compatibility across the diverse ecosystem of devices and operating systems that rely on Chrome.

The change is part of Google’s broader effort to strengthen the browser’s security posture and improve the user experience. By shortening the interval between releases, the company expects to reduce the risk of widespread attacks and provide a more responsive platform for developers and consumers alike.