STABLE version -- 5.1.1130.129

[molio]

don't delay the update, even with bugs it's time to release the test version, then finish it with feedback
the more people test the browser, the more bugs will be revealed for you

Let's calm down first.

If you are fighting with each other in Russian, the reader will only be disappointed because there is no new information.

I agree with you.
I would also like to try a test version (to be honest, I wish they would put the source code on GitHub (so we could at least see the real progress), but I gave up on that 3 years ago).

However, Admini says v132.
It was only a few days ago, on the 14th, that v132 of chrome became stable.
In other words, Admini has not yet started any work on releasing a new version of Cent, and is only stating a hopeful “I hope we can get started now”.

We can only assume that they are too busy with their day jobs to do anything, and are thinking that he can work on it during the lunar New Year holidays.

If you want to advise admini, it would be better to state that *v130 is more stable than v132*, or *no, v126 is fine*.
I agree with someone earlier that one should choose the version to develop with reference to the LTS version of ChromeOS. I remember it was currently v129 or 126.

Please remember, Admini said “SOON” 6 months ago and “ASA” about 4 months ago.

Even if Admini is lucky enough to work on it during the Lunar New Year holiday, it is easy to guess that the test version (if developer intend to release new) will be available in the second half of February.

Since Admini refuses to accept donations or publish the source code, all we can do is sit back and wait and hope Admini doesn't lose their motivation for Cent, right?


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To Admini.

As I admonish you every year, your flippant remarks only cause confusion.
When you've done all the work and all that's left to do is compile and build, please tell us the expected release date.

Please remind that 6 months ago you stated “SOON” and about 4 months ago you stated “ASAP”.

Hopefully, when you decide to give up and terminate the development of Cent, please make the decision to be open and implement the publishing of the source code for the future generation of those who will follow. It's a Finally Last wish (even if it's just to zip it up and put it somewhere).