Arc Browser is a game changer!

Publish Date: May 6 '24

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Why Arc?

After using Chrome for around 8 years I switched to Arc browser & I love it! Arc browser is based on Chromium which means you can use Chrome's extensions in Arc without a problem. Currently, it's available for Mac & Windows 11 (hot released).
It's faster, more beautiful, and user-friendly & also if you're new to Arc it's easy to migrate to Arc from other browsers such as Chrome with just one click.

I love vertical tabs 'cause it's so comfortable compared to horizontal tabs. Also, it's highly customizable, you can customize your own Arc. If you have multiple devices Arc has a sync feature & you can have Arc profiles.

As a full-stack web developer, I really hate Apple's Safari browser, probably every web developer hates it :P, so we have Chrome which is famous for "eating" RAM

and Internet explorer of course (R.I.P).

Firefox? Are you Linux user? You can say "I use Arc btw" after using Arc (browser)...

Arc has many features & it's completely free.
Just download Arc now & try it yourself

Comments 21 total

PalmerMay 6, 2024
unless you're on linux
Sean DavisMay 7, 2024
I'm currently looking for my browser of choice, I'll have to give Arc a try, thanks for the quick run-down! I'm currently testing out Vivaldi and Brave, have you tried either of them before?
- ManuchehrMay 7, 2024
  I tried Brave & it was good but it has no sync feature
  - WebCraft NotesMay 7, 2024
    Hi! Actually, it has. You can download it even on your phone and add your device to be synced.
    - ManuchehrMay 8, 2024
      That's great when I checked couple of years ago, it had no sync
  - EdydeyemiMay 7, 2024
    Brave actually has a sync feature
- WebCraft NotesMay 7, 2024
  Hi @turtlewake. How is Vivaldi going? Is it worth to try? Just curious )
  - Sean DavisMay 9, 2024
    I enjoy it, it's the one I've used the most recently. Has a lot of nice features that that seem to flow well together. I haven't really ran into any major problems so far!
𝙴𝚣𝚎𝚔𝚒𝚎𝚕May 7, 2024
Arc is the best.
I got it downloaded immediately when it came out for windows

Chrome Beware ⚠
Shrijal AcharyaMay 7, 2024
Looking forward to its availability on Linux.
Andrew BoneMay 7, 2024
I don't really like Arc, I think I'll stick with chrome 😅
Paweł ŚwiątkowskiMay 7, 2024
I tried it twice. I don't see anything game changing in it, to be honest.
cash appMay 7, 2024
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pynkluMay 7, 2024
And the most important part for developers gets skipped: devtools aren't fully functional on Windows yet..
Regardless, absolutely love it for my non-dev work.
VincenzoMay 7, 2024
Firefox is slow and too compliant, so most shitty tools that work on chrome for work did not on Firefox (some airtable features), Brave is okish but too much crypto rubbish on top, chrome is good but annoying, edge is just chrome but bad.

I thought after years of compromising with Firefox arc would be a game changer, but it's just a fad, it's a good looking ux exercise, but it doesn't have a Linux version planned, and most things can be achieved in any other browser.

I moved to brave and after clearing up all the crypto web3 junk I am having the time of my life.
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Calin BaenenMay 7, 2024

Firefox? Are you Linux user? You can say "I use Arc btw" after using Arc (browser)...

Well, that has some nasty implications embedded... :þ
shroomlife 🍄May 8, 2024
tried it for Windows but didn't feel it... was excited, but no not for me. staying with chrome for now.

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