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How (and why) to use your browser’s beta versions

f you do a lot of work in a desktop browser such as Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge, do yourself a favor and upgrade to the beta version. Switching to your browser’s beta channel is a great way to enjoy new features before they reach the general public, and it’s also a simple way to get slightly out of your tech comfort zone. And despite the “beta” branding, these releases tend to be

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