The latest Chrome developments mean new features could reach users faster
(Android Central)

You can try out Reading List before it`s ready. What you need to know Google is adding a new Experiments menu to Google Chrome. The new icon gives Chrome users the ability to test out new features and give feedback. Google is also increasing its update cadence for stable Chrome builds from six to four weeks. Early adopters of Google`s apps and services are likely very familiar with the chrome://flags way of accessing experimental features to try out. Some of those features will now be easier to access, thanks to a new Experiments menu that`s being added to the toolbar, giving early adopters an easy way to try out some of the latest Chrome features before they`re finished. Clicking the beaker next to the extension`s icon will open up the Experiments menu. Reading List, Tab Scrolling, and Tab Search are just a few that users can try out just by toggling the option on the left. There`s also an easily accessible feedback button to provide developers with suggestions on improvements...