09-03-2018, 10:29 PM
(09-03-2018, 05:49 PM)jerryh Wrote: It has been more than 10 days. Do you have a new ETA ?Dear "jerryh",
Here is a word "ETA" spoken about 20 days. I think this word is not a Greek letter like "alpha", "beta", "gamma" because:
As far as I know, Google Chrome has "Stable", "Beta", "Dev" and "Canary" versions; occasionally Chromium-based browsers use words such as "Nightly / Snapshot builds"; but there is no version called "ETA". At least I did not hear it, I did not see it, and I did not read it.
(By the way, I am a little ignorant and my English is not enough.) Could this "ETA" be an abbreviation of one of these idioms?
Estimated Time of Arrival
or
Estimated Time to Acquisition
or
Engineering Test Article
or
Explosive Transfer Assembly
or
External Tank Attachment
or
EUSKADI TA ASKATASUNA
If you mean one of these phrases by saying "ETA", can you explain its relevance to Cent Browser?
Thank you in advance,