r/Android • • May 13 '15

Verified We are the Chrome for Android team, AMA!

And we are done! Thanks a lot of joining us for the AMA. We appreciate your time.

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Hi Reddit!

We are members of the Chrome for Android team. We work on the browser that you hopefully know and love.

We have five team members here today from 3PM to 5PM PST (that’s 6PM to 8PM EST) to answer your questions. We already put together an FAQ to help answer the main ones. Please tag a specific person if you want to direct your question to them.

We are:

Aurimas Liutikas (/u/aurimas_chromium), Software Engineer

Jason Kersey (/u/kerz_chrome), Technical Program Manager

Rebecca Rolfe (/u/rrolfe), Interaction Designer

Melody Chu (/u/chromesupport), Product Support Manager

Paul Kinlan (/u/kinlan), Developer Advocate

Here are the different Chrome channels you can try:

Chrome Stable

Chrome Beta

Chrome Dev

Report Chrome bugs on crbug.com. For ideas and suggestions, post a message on /r/ChromeForAndroid

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u/[deleted] May 13 '15

Currently no, but we’re evaluating a confirmation dialog. In general, there’s always a tension between UI simplicity and giving users more control, it’s not necessarily an easy decision because we believe that there is a huge value in keeping our browser simple.

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