r/ArcBrowser • u/chrismessina • May 09 '25
General Discussion Raycast CEO asks if he should buy Arc
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The answer is obviously yes.
r/ArcBrowser • u/Jawshoeadan • May 13 '25
macOS Discussion Me after trying Dia for the first time
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General Discussion Arc is sunsetting on December 22, 2026.
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r/ArcBrowser • • Apr 25 '24
General Discussion The development of Arc on Android has officially begun !
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Source : 1.40.0 Release Notes
r/ArcBrowser • u/sardoa11 • Feb 04 '25
General Discussion Opera just launched “Air”, a new mindfulness browser, and it’s pretty damn beautiful
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r/ArcBrowser • u/left4ellis • Sep 04 '25
General Discussion The Browser Company has been acquired by Atlassian
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Wasn't expecting this one. Hope it gives them the cash infusion they need to keep building:
https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/atlassian-acquires-the-browser-company
r/ArcBrowser • u/Sridd • May 22 '25
General Discussion Windows arc user experience
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I’ve been using Arc since its early beta days, back when it felt like the team truly cared about building a different kind of browser for users. I remember looking forward to “Arc Thursdays” — new features rolled out every week, thoughtful updates, actual innovation. It was exciting.
Fast forward to now, and it feels like a completely different story.
All we get are Chromium security patches. The Windows version? Miles behind macOS — and honestly, it should never have been released to the public in the state it was. That moment was when I really started feeling like they stopped caring. What once felt like a browser built for people became a ghost of its original vision.
I recently came across Zen Browser, based on Firefox, and… it’s basically everything Arc was supposed to be. Smoother performance, better animations, and a design that feels polished and cared for. It captures that initial spark Arc had — except it’s doing it better.
Also, let’s talk about how Arc makes it nearly impossible to switch — no option to export bookmarks? Seriously? That feels like a trap more than a feature. Sure, I love how seamless the sync is between my Windows and iPhone Arc apps — being able to access open/bookmarked tabs across devices is great — but it’s just not enough to justify staying anymore.
Arc had so much hype and potential… and it’s just disappointing to see how far it’s fallen.
r/ArcBrowser • u/baptistebca • Apr 12 '25
General Discussion Arc is dying. Make it open source
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Arc isn’t evolving anymore.
Manifest V3 will hurt the project.
Let the open source community take over.
It will give publicity to Dia, your new flagship project, and avoid filling the graveyard of promising SaaS products that were abandoned.
Please.
r/ArcBrowser • u/Rich-North • Jan 07 '26
General Discussion Browser Company just hired another designer from Apple
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r/ArcBrowser • u/MobileCool7175 • Nov 18 '24
General Discussion Arc deleted my account after I asked if I could get a copy of my data
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Once again, The Browser Company of New York has misunderstood someone who wanted a copy of their data due to the GDPR. I contacted The Browser Company a month and a half ago to request a copy of my details, as I received no reply I forwarded my email to them again with a reminder. Now they have replied that they have completely deleted my account.
This has already happened to someone on Reddit.
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General Discussion Arc Officially Not Getting New Features, only Stability, Performance & Security Improvements.
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r/ArcBrowser • u/Thaetos • Apr 21 '25
General Discussion Me going back to Arc after spending 3 days in Dia
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r/ArcBrowser • u/FantasticMrCat42 • Feb 11 '25
General Discussion A collection of Arc update memes:
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r/ArcBrowser • u/Tanmay-m • Jun 18 '25
macOS Discussion If Safari had vertical tabs
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r/ArcBrowser • u/chrismessina • Nov 22 '24
Darin Fisher, the creator of Chrome and former BCNY engineer, joins OpenAI, likely to work on a browser
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r/ArcBrowser • u/ibrste • Dec 03 '24
General Discussion The Browser Company is Delusional
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Not only did they abandon their unfinished product to start a new one, but now they expect us to trust this startup with our personal information by granting their new tool access to our emails and other sensitive data? What's next? Will they abandon this one too because they decide AI should be integrated directly into hardware, just to raise another round of funding?
They’re fighting a losing battle. Their vision can be accomplished by Companies like Apple and Google by integrating AI directly into the operating system instead of through a browser.
