[abarth]

Chrome 28 is available now on the stable channel:

http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/2013/07/stable-chan...

The update is rolling out gradually. If you would like to make sure you're on the latest version, you can select "About Google Chrome" from the "Chrome" menu on Mac. That will take you to a page that shows you which version you're running and checks for updates.

As the release blog mentions, the Flash update is rolling out via the component updater, which updates Flash independently of the rest of Chrome.

[stesch]

I know about "About Google Chrome". It's still version 27. And it's still an old version of Flash.

Here are the current versions of Flash: http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/

[abarth]

I just tested this on my laptop (which I keep on the stable channel). For some reason, I needed to reload the page to trigger the update check.

After the update to Chrome 28, I still had Flash 11.7. The blog post says that Flash 11.8.800.97 (the latest version) is rolling out via the component updater. I don't think there's any UI to trigger a component update, but it should happen naturally by itself.

[stesch]

Found it! Not the updater, but how I can use the more recent version.

In chrome://plugins/ (+ "Details") I can choose between Chrome's Flash and the "normal" Flash.

[andyhmltn]

Do you have any idea when the Ubuntu/Linux version will be coming?

EDIT: Woops, I just checked and I'm already on 28! Awesome :-)