Aesthetically, one of the most beautiful browsers I've ever seen. Signed up for the beta. Arc has some of the features that have made me a huge fan of Edge on macOS and Windows. For example, I actually love vertical tabs/tab groups and will never go back to tabs on top. Edge also has auto-sleeping tabs, collections (similar to Arc Spaces), ability to markup and share web pages, etc. I've barely touched Chrome and Firefox in a long time and only occasionally switch over to Safari. It would take a lot to drag me away from Edge, but I'm always willing to take a peek at something new and promising.
I literally never knew how good this would be. However, I feel uncomfortable in switching to it (currently on the waitlist right now). But I gotta say, this looks 100x better than Chrome and even Safari
It's pretty much like group tabs (available in Chrome itself and Safari), but in a fancy interface. I kind of like it, but the last thing the world (or the web) needs right now is yet another Chromium-based browser…
the only notable browsers that aren't reskins of Chrome are Firefox and Safari (of which only Firefox is cross-platform) - can we get at least one cool Firefox-based or Webkit-based browser instead of contributing to a monopoly?
Curious about why you feel that way? Are browsers just meant to not evolve anymore? And we’re supposed to be stuck with the way they are now? Designers can’t innovate and dream up browsers now? Or is it because it’s Chromium-based…? Genuinely confused by your statement hahaha 😊 I for one am super impressed with what they’re trying to do with Arc and can’t wait till I try it!
For me, already the best browser out there, just because you can hide the bar and do pretty much anything with your keyboard and a launch menu. I mean, seriously, why it took so long to exist a browser like this?? These kind of functionality should be default on any web browser, in my honest opinion
There's always room for more browsers, the more competition the better. Having said that, the particular features you seem so excited about have been present in all major browsers for over a decade now - the presenter even mentions this several times throughout the video. Check out your current browser's documentation, you'll be surprised what's already possible today.
because it already exist. but u dont know how to use it. for hide the bar, it just full screen. u can press f11 in any chromium browser. for menu. it all inside 3 dot icon. for theme, u can costum. the different here only all things into sidepanel. just that! but if u know, computer is use from top to bottom. not left to right. it just take out a bit width visibility of page.
@@davidstephen7070 hey, thank you for trying to help, I know these features, I just don't like how they function, I don't like to have to use full screen when hiding the bar, and I don't like how the hide is done either, and I also don't like to have to click the three dot icons, neither use some shortcut to open it, its just seems more right to have a spotlight like search menu that acts as a hub for every feature. That makes the browser experience more keyboard driven in a more natural way. That's just my opinion, I know that most people just don't care as much about these little details
@@caiolaytynher5994 all function of program is based on top to bottom. its not left to right. all function dependent on human body parts ex, mouse, why no horizontal scroll? instead vertical scroll? and u knows why monitor wider than high? cause neck more comfort in long time to right and left, and eyes too more comfort to look left and right than top to bottom. eyes have eyelish that take afford to look top and bottom.
The thing that's preventing me from actually using other browsers is having a syncronised bookmark list on multiple devices. If this is able to use and update chrome's bookmarks so that I can still access the same set of bookmarks on my mobile then it would be awesome
Spaces looks very interesting if you are going to research something. Firefox used to have similar addon - TreeStyleTab or something like this. This one is more polished. If there is built-in ad-blocker and tracker remover this could eventually be a replacement. Sync for spaces, notes, easels, boosts, tabs and favorites will be great. It is really nice to see new browser which does not follow the standard approach. Perhaps built-in translator will boost the productivity.
Took weeks for my invite to finally come through. Absolutely love the minimalism. Can autohide the sidebar and be left with nothing but the site content. Only downside to this is it leaves you with just the thin window border which clashes with the appearance of the website.
This is probably the best browser design I've ever seen. It's quite similar to Obsidian and Notion. The only concern I have is the data security. I remember using a UC Browser on mobile back in 2015, which claimed about it's security (as I remember), until data collection was proven. Is it actually a safe browser to use?
Is there any benchmarks or comparisons with Safari and Chrome? This browser can be an option if it's at least not slower than them. Also, battery life is interesting, because Arc seems like an overwhelmed browser.
Honestly I'm used to Edge and that thing is blazing fast on my mac and Windows... Been using Arc since yesterday and I don't feel like it's any slower.
I dislike these modern trends where almost everyone cares only of how their browser looks or how transparent it is. I just stick to chrome for the most part cause it is the most performant, efficient and other things. sure it sometimes freezes of how many tabs I have open (3K+), but it still is holding on and Edge literally freezes windows explorer whenever I close it with more than 1K tabs open, so that's that. By me use a browser, that just works or make your own.
Nice! Really looking forward to test it. Hopefully the team doesn't limit themselves to Mac, but give some love to Windows (and maybe Linux) users too...
The only thing i dont like about the verticle tabs are that when they are collappsed you cant identify which one is the active tab. This browser seems to have it fixed. But still i feel like I lose a lot more screen space using verticle tabs.
The design is cool and the features are really nice actually. I would love to use this but I am sorry the left sided tab navigation bar is just not it. For a browser hell bent on allowing mass customization allowing us to put the bar on the top like every other browser would be really nice.
Yeah ... right ... I've heard it so many times (with Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and many others) and yet Chrome is always on my disk because many sites/ tools don't work well with any other browsers. Webdevs use chrome safari and edge for testing their websites so with getting rid of them you risk that something won't work as it should or at all ...
99% of time I use Firefox, don't remember the last time I had issues for not being on a chromium-based browser. And on top of that I extensively use add-ons that can easily break sites and the way web developpers intended them to be used.
its look like a made to look kinda browser. maybe i will use it while giving presentation or videos. nothing more than that. hope to see a selenium browser for the same soon.
But can it solve my chronic tab clutter problem? I literally have 500 tabs open right now across 8 windows and it's driving me nuts. How does Arc make this easier, and how does it minimize resources used by inactive tabs so my RAM isn't eaten up by it? 😅 Cool video btw ;)
Basically Arc browser in current state encourages users to split tabs between spaces, and pin/bookmark only important tabs (which can be also organized in folders). So basically they combined bookmarks system with pinned tabs concept, and all unpinned tabs get autoclosed after a period of inactivity (12 hours by default). I believe that is the main concept on how they want to "solve" tabs clutter.
@@MaxTsyba Thanks for actually answering, appreciate it 😇 is this "decluttering" process with bookmarking/organizing/putting into spaces a tedious process, or does Arc take care of most of it and does most of the legwork for you? :)
@@zainmushtaq4347 It's not too much different from what other browsers offer - just imagine that your regular browser will close any tab within 12 hours unless you bookmark or pin it. It's just that in Arc browser these actions are the same, and I wonder how cluttered sidebar will become when you pin a few dozens of tabs there - not everyone has time and wish to catalogize them in folders manually all the time, and even folders will still be aways visible on the tab bar.
@@zainmushtaq4347 By the way, there are browser extensions out there, such as "Tab Wrangler", which do basically the same - autoclose unused tabs after set period of inactivity, ignoring the pinned tabs. So, their "solution" to the problem is not so new... But what can't be denied, is Arc's elegant design and premium feel to it, they did a really great job in making their browser pleasant to use. Also, tabs split feature is done very well - this video does not show it at all for some reason.
I honestly found this browser’s design to be quite thought provoking with how the design has made considerations for how browsers are being used. Think about how for the web vertical space is much more valuable than horizontal space, a list of tabs is easier to use than tabs on the top of the screen when you have 10+ tabs open, spaces being used for grouping instead of windows. Everything is made to be easy to find.
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Finally some demo of Arc! Nice UI polish, side tabs are neat, command pallete is awesome. A lot of great design decisions! What about multitasking with multiple tabs/windows?
The average apple fan. Userscripts are standard in basically every browser now. Welcome to 2005. Collaborative notebooks are not new. All they've done is give you less tools to do create userscripts and put the address bar on the side so you feel like a hipster and have no title bar to move the window around.
@@art_sarkisian They hate Google. As Chromium is built by Google, they try to avoid it. It is also a good thing because Chomium is becoming the monopoly. It might be open source, but Google will have even more upper hand in deciding the future of the web.
i myself appreciate open source, that is why i use firefox, chromium, brave but other than that i can't let anyone control or access my data so i say no to non open source
I would try it if wasn't built with Chronium, no reason to use it in MacOS if you care about your ram. If you use Windows it could be worth to give it a try tho
Only aesthetic, nothing's new. They should add more features to it to be able to compete with Safari and Chrome. Also, we live in the dark mode era now, surely that theming will be underrated.
For those who are a gestures fan, Arc is a heaven. You can navigate through pages, spaces, library, and pretty much everywhere with just a two finger swipe gesture, and it transitions really smooth and beautiful. This is a masterpiece of design and code.
@@upthinker2336 Firefox only works slightly faster, other lightweight alternatives have either security issues or can't display videos correctly. The browser that can solve all those problems will be huge
Where to download it from? On the linked page there's no download link, just a Waitlist. Entering my email, it asks the question whether I already use Arc on my Mac but how could I use it if I can't download it? Is it about a beta test phase? I lost the thread.
Anything that looks and feels different from the industry standard interface layout gets an automatic NO from me. It's just a waste of time to familiarize to the new UI while trying to use most of these features that i probably won't even touch.
I pretty much think the same way as you do about the tabs on top, but the sidebar in Arc is not as disturbing I thought it would be! Access to the beta is super slow though 😅 Nice video 👍
First he says that Vivaldi is the best now Arch. Trust me man, I’ve said those things before and went against myself after that. Does this man really want us to have a better computer or just can’t choose what to stay on?
designers need to stop changing up already intuitive interfaces to create the illusion of innovation. this is harder to use than chrome or safari. there is no point.
Aesthetically, one of the most beautiful browsers I've ever seen. Signed up for the beta. Arc has some of the features that have made me a huge fan of Edge on macOS and Windows. For example, I actually love vertical tabs/tab groups and will never go back to tabs on top. Edge also has auto-sleeping tabs, collections (similar to Arc Spaces), ability to markup and share web pages, etc. I've barely touched Chrome and Firefox in a long time and only occasionally switch over to Safari. It would take a lot to drag me away from Edge, but I'm always willing to take a peek at something new and promising.
Same, edge is the best browser right now IMO. Can't live without vertical tabs + tab groups.
You are the only 2 people in the world who like Edge 😂 I might check it out again actually as I loved the features he showed
orion browser by kagi it is safari + chrome/firefox extension support + vertical tabs.
@Jonathan Carvalho I'm the forth one
@@florider_hd I think most just gave up on Edge and haven’t tried out the Chromium version of it.
I literally never knew how good this would be. However, I feel uncomfortable in switching to it (currently on the waitlist right now). But I gotta say, this looks 100x better than Chrome and even Safari
id switch to arc if i had a mac lol
i've been waiting for 6 weeks now, just bc i'm on windows ;-;
@@fr3yaa_1 i got an invite only to realize its mac only. Emailed them and they said windows version coming mid next year ):
@@kavan6324 oh, but thanks for telling me.
It's pretty much like group tabs (available in Chrome itself and Safari), but in a fancy interface. I kind of like it, but the last thing the world (or the web) needs right now is yet another Chromium-based browser…
the only notable browsers that aren't reskins of Chrome are Firefox and Safari (of which only Firefox is cross-platform) - can we get at least one cool Firefox-based or Webkit-based browser instead of contributing to a monopoly?
I love the things they are doing with it!
Curious about why you feel that way? Are browsers just meant to not evolve anymore? And we’re supposed to be stuck with the way they are now? Designers can’t innovate and dream up browsers now? Or is it because it’s Chromium-based…? Genuinely confused by your statement hahaha 😊
I for one am super impressed with what they’re trying to do with Arc and can’t wait till I try it!
@@nikkehtine I mean, IceCat exists.. it's just not very large
@@firstname3430 of course it exists, but I meant a whole new browser built on top of the Gecko engine instead of a Firefox fork with a few tweaks
For me, already the best browser out there, just because you can hide the bar and do pretty much anything with your keyboard and a launch menu. I mean, seriously, why it took so long to exist a browser like this?? These kind of functionality should be default on any web browser, in my honest opinion
There's always room for more browsers, the more competition the better. Having said that, the particular features you seem so excited about have been present in all major browsers for over a decade now - the presenter even mentions this several times throughout the video. Check out your current browser's documentation, you'll be surprised what's already possible today.
because it already exist. but u dont know how to use it. for hide the bar, it just full screen. u can press f11 in any chromium browser. for menu. it all inside 3 dot icon. for theme, u can costum. the different here only all things into sidepanel. just that!
but if u know, computer is use from top to bottom. not left to right. it just take out a bit width visibility of page.
You can do it with forefox. That's how I do it
@@davidstephen7070 hey, thank you for trying to help, I know these features, I just don't like how they function, I don't like to have to use full screen when hiding the bar, and I don't like how the hide is done either, and I also don't like to have to click the three dot icons, neither use some shortcut to open it, its just seems more right to have a spotlight like search menu that acts as a hub for every feature. That makes the browser experience more keyboard driven in a more natural way. That's just my opinion, I know that most people just don't care as much about these little details
@@caiolaytynher5994 all function of program is based on top to bottom. its not left to right. all function dependent on human body parts ex, mouse, why no horizontal scroll? instead vertical scroll?
and u knows why monitor wider than high? cause neck more comfort in long time to right and left, and eyes too more comfort to look left and right than top to bottom. eyes have eyelish that take afford to look top and bottom.
Wow, another proprietary browser. How cool.
With a bunch of telemetry and tracking inside. That's what we really want lol
The thing that's preventing me from actually using other browsers is having a syncronised bookmark list on multiple devices. If this is able to use and update chrome's bookmarks so that I can still access the same set of bookmarks on my mobile then it would be awesome
try raindrop
It looks like its taking on Chrome and Notion in one hit.
....im interested!
Thanks for the video. Do you use ScreenFlow to create your videos or what do you use as an editor?
Spaces looks very interesting if you are going to research something. Firefox used to have similar addon - TreeStyleTab or something like this. This one is more polished. If there is built-in ad-blocker and tracker remover this could eventually be a replacement.
Sync for spaces, notes, easels, boosts, tabs and favorites will be great. It is really nice to see new browser which does not follow the standard approach.
Perhaps built-in translator will boost the productivity.
Sideberry is a better TreeStyleTabs, tho both addons still exist and are regularly used
I'm sold. Ever since Edge came out with vertical tabs, I've love it, I've wanted chrome and Firefox to have the same. But that hasn't happened yet.
Chrome is spying trash
For firefox I use the Sideberry extension for vertical tabs, it's awesome!
Plus one for Sideberry! It's my favorite vertical tab extension
On the wait list, but am leery of not being able to see the full URL. That can be important, especially during development.
Took weeks for my invite to finally come through. Absolutely love the minimalism. Can autohide the sidebar and be left with nothing but the site content. Only downside to this is it leaves you with just the thin window border which clashes with the appearance of the website.
This is probably the best browser design I've ever seen. It's quite similar to Obsidian and Notion.
The only concern I have is the data security.
I remember using a UC Browser on mobile back in 2015, which claimed about it's security (as I remember),
until data collection was proven.
Is it actually a safe browser to use?
Is there any benchmarks or comparisons with Safari and Chrome? This browser can be an option if it's at least not slower than them.
Also, battery life is interesting, because Arc seems like an overwhelmed browser.
If they haven’t shown benchmarks then it means results aren’t that great 😂😂
Use Speedometer 2.0
Honestly I'm used to Edge and that thing is blazing fast on my mac and Windows... Been using Arc since yesterday and I don't feel like it's any slower.
That boost feature is just stylus plugin but built-in. Love the simplicity and the design, already on waitlist.
I dislike these modern trends where almost everyone cares only of how their browser looks or how transparent it is. I just stick to chrome for the most part cause it is the most performant, efficient and other things. sure it sometimes freezes of how many tabs I have open (3K+), but it still is holding on and Edge literally freezes windows explorer whenever I close it with more than 1K tabs open, so that's that.
By me use a browser, that just works or make your own.
Nice! Really looking forward to test it. Hopefully the team doesn't limit themselves to Mac, but give some love to Windows (and maybe Linux) users too...
Don't worry, they are going to bring the app to windows but it is still in under development
And it is already available for Linux
@@v_jxrdan_v how do you know??
this looks really good
The only thing i dont like about the verticle tabs are that when they are collappsed you cant identify which one is the active tab. This browser seems to have it fixed. But still i feel like I lose a lot more screen space using verticle tabs.
Seems like moving the panel to the right (or maybe even the top) would probably come eventually.
The design is cool and the features are really nice actually. I would love to use this but I am sorry the left sided tab navigation bar is just not it. For a browser hell bent on allowing mass customization allowing us to put the bar on the top like every other browser would be really nice.
Sidebar makes sense
How’s Security and Privacy on this browser? Ads? Looks interesting
Which one is better? Arc or Brave?
thanks
is it available on pc (windows 10/11)?
Yeah ... right ... I've heard it so many times (with Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and many others) and yet Chrome is always on my disk because many sites/ tools don't work well with any other browsers. Webdevs use chrome safari and edge for testing their websites so with getting rid of them you risk that something won't work as it should or at all ...
99% of time I use Firefox, don't remember the last time I had issues for not being on a chromium-based browser. And on top of that I extensively use add-ons that can easily break sites and the way web developpers intended them to be used.
@@aromaticsnail i think a good chunk of devs use firefox.
I use Vivaldi and I've never had an issue. I have never even thought of re-installing Chrome. It sounds more like a you issue. Same goes for Brave.
I want an app with ram limiter like what we have in opera gx. I kinda manage using extensions but is not the same
Oh, I see you support the latest thing… Good on you!
Been waiting for this 🙌🏼
Will it work on iPad tablet?
I'd probably love this if it was available anywhere except macOS
I hope there will be a support for windows 11 mica theme
If the add blocking extensions and the one the disables html5 auto play work, I"m in.
Yes, I've completely moved to Arc, too. It's the game changer, period. Browsing even for work is a total joy for me since using Arc.
is this a web3 friendly ?
seems to me like a fork of opera.... I stick to MS Edge, it does everything just great.
Looks like Vivaldi or Opera with fancy skin
I’ve been waiting for the invitation since forever and I still have yet had it
Is there an alternative on Window?
Ok, but how about the security? I see it's not noted here :)
so so so tempted to switch from safari but I'm worried about losing my keychain
dang I need this for Windows already plz 😄
its look like a made to look kinda browser.
maybe i will use it while giving presentation or videos. nothing more than that.
hope to see a selenium browser for the same soon.
Nice video, but Brave Browser is still the best in my opinion
How about that intro! 🤩
But can it solve my chronic tab clutter problem? I literally have 500 tabs open right now across 8 windows and it's driving me nuts. How does Arc make this easier, and how does it minimize resources used by inactive tabs so my RAM isn't eaten up by it? 😅 Cool video btw ;)
Basically Arc browser in current state encourages users to split tabs between spaces, and pin/bookmark only important tabs (which can be also organized in folders). So basically they combined bookmarks system with pinned tabs concept, and all unpinned tabs get autoclosed after a period of inactivity (12 hours by default). I believe that is the main concept on how they want to "solve" tabs clutter.
@@MaxTsyba Thanks for actually answering, appreciate it 😇 is this "decluttering" process with bookmarking/organizing/putting into spaces a tedious process, or does Arc take care of most of it and does most of the legwork for you? :)
@@zainmushtaq4347 It's not too much different from what other browsers offer - just imagine that your regular browser will close any tab within 12 hours unless you bookmark or pin it. It's just that in Arc browser these actions are the same, and I wonder how cluttered sidebar will become when you pin a few dozens of tabs there - not everyone has time and wish to catalogize them in folders manually all the time, and even folders will still be aways visible on the tab bar.
@@MaxTsyba Gotcha, thanks 😇
@@zainmushtaq4347 By the way, there are browser extensions out there, such as "Tab Wrangler", which do basically the same - autoclose unused tabs after set period of inactivity, ignoring the pinned tabs. So, their "solution" to the problem is not so new...
But what can't be denied, is Arc's elegant design and premium feel to it, they did a really great job in making their browser pleasant to use. Also, tabs split feature is done very well - this video does not show it at all for some reason.
"....on the mac" aight imma head out
"its build on chromium" ok Im not interested bye bye
So "bye Chrome, hello Chrome" since it's built on Chromium? So strange indeed...
Yeah, but Chrome ≠ Chromium. What you actually see is completely different.
Why does it looks like a heavily configured Emacs…
It's pritty much like notion become a browser 👀
chromium based boo
I honestly found this browser’s design to be quite thought provoking with how the design has made considerations for how browsers are being used. Think about how for the web vertical space is much more valuable than horizontal space, a list of tabs is easier to use than tabs on the top of the screen when you have 10+ tabs open, spaces being used for grouping instead of windows. Everything is made to be easy to find.
Finally some demo of Arc! Nice UI polish, side tabs are neat, command pallete is awesome. A lot of great design decisions! What about multitasking with multiple tabs/windows?
Oof, now that I think about it, the sidebar is gonna hurt when I try to put two browser windows side by side
You can put 2 tabs side by side in Split View
@@MaxiZipitria True, didn't think about that
Also great editing at the start, would love a tutorial / course on how you edit your videos. Some of the best I’ve seen on yt.
Agreed
This
The average apple fan.
Userscripts are standard in basically every browser now. Welcome to 2005. Collaborative notebooks are not new.
All they've done is give you less tools to do create userscripts and put the address bar on the side so you feel like a hipster and have no title bar to move the window around.
and it's proprietary. cringe
I don't see anything outstanding about it, Its just like opera gx with some theming changes
8 seconds in: “its based on chromium “
I dont care what the brown’s is. Im not interested
Thats the best part.
What’s wrong with a browser being based in Chromium?
@@art_sarkisian everything
@@art_sarkisian They hate Google. As Chromium is built by Google, they try to avoid it. It is also a good thing because Chomium is becoming the monopoly. It might be open source, but Google will have even more upper hand in deciding the future of the web.
@@ravitejaknts So, they’re not interested in a good product simply because it benefits Google? Seems a little stupid - but thanks for answering.
i myself appreciate open source, that is why i use firefox, chromium, brave but other than that i can't let anyone control or access my data so i say no to non open source
Looks good, but wish it weren’t Chromium…
At this point a front-end web developer is expecting it to be Chromium
@@酸菜小鱼 at this point, front end developer is just another name for web designer
@@Akab On our side, we are used to distinguish between designer and developer. The former is often used to refer to the User Interface Designer.
Wow! This was superb Matt! ✨
I would try it if wasn't built with Chronium, no reason to use it in MacOS if you care about your ram. If you use Windows it could be worth to give it a try tho
Its cool until you realize Vivaldi has existed for a while
I have no idea what the point of this browser is? It doesn't do anything new.
Just got a mail which says that Arc is going to be out tomorrow. Been on the waitlist for a while but I'm excited!
As a web developer I assure you this weird viewport width screws up a lot of cheap websites.
Except it doesn't seem to actually be available. The only thing on the web site is a wait list button. An unavailable piece of software is not useful.
“It’s built on Chromium-“ NOPE LOL NO THANK YOU
Only aesthetic, nothing's new. They should add more features to it to be able to compete with Safari and Chrome. Also, we live in the dark mode era now, surely that theming will be underrated.
Is it open-source?
For those who are a gestures fan, Arc is a heaven. You can navigate through pages, spaces, library, and pretty much everywhere with just a two finger swipe gesture, and it transitions really smooth and beautiful. This is a masterpiece of design and code.
edge aslo has side panel
and none useing it 🤷
Looks cool! I'm looking forward to trying it on Windows.
What about cpu / memory consumption on Mac?
It looks like a fancy version (user friendly for simple users) of Vivaldi.
Exactly what I was thinking
Another chrome browser it’s just boring
'Built on Chromium' lol nah, I'm out
I think it is awesome for average users out there, but for web developer it lacks of seeing full url and screen estate will be reduced due to sidebar
True.
that's why I use edge baby
you lost me at "chromium"
nnnooopppppppeeeeeee
Chromium-based, we need a browser that's based on itself, one that can work on 10 years old hardware
I agree with your chromium point, but I see no problem with running Firefox on older hardware.
@@upthinker2336 Firefox only works slightly faster, other lightweight alternatives have either security issues or can't display videos correctly. The browser that can solve all those problems will be huge
and also don't run most websites the way they are intented
Arrrrgggg!! Not available yet? I can’t wait.
you like because SPONSOR
Waitlist for a browser on chromium. Is this some kinda secret agency private browser? Why would I fking care to wait for your greatest browser.
Where to download it from? On the linked page there's no download link, just a Waitlist. Entering my email, it asks the question whether I already use Arc on my Mac but how could I use it if I can't download it? Is it about a beta test phase? I lost the thread.
Anything that looks and feels different from the industry standard interface layout gets an automatic NO from me.
It's just a waste of time to familiarize to the new UI while trying to use most of these features that i probably won't even touch.
I pretty much think the same way as you do about the tabs on top, but the sidebar in Arc is not as disturbing I thought it would be! Access to the beta is super slow though 😅 Nice video 👍
First he says that Vivaldi is the best now Arch. Trust me man, I’ve said those things before and went against myself after that. Does this man really want us to have a better computer or just can’t choose what to stay on?
Re-inventing the wheel springs to mind! What about the load on the system? Is it lighter than the other browsers?
It looks good, but I'll stick with Chrome & safari, which can satisfy all my needs already.
“I replaced every mention of web3 with my butt”
Only all the time we pc user's wild screen want from top browser was rip off tiny hard focus tabs on horizon and move to vertical side bar.
finally... now I can "I'm using arc(h) btw but browser" to everyone
Look very cool, i use vivaldi which can do everything and much more but does not have this nice of an interface.
Why on earth is there such a loud kind of music making it difficult to understand what is said. And why speak so fast
Seeing another shocked thumbnail face in my youtube feed makes me want to go outside and live life.
Is looks so cool…but I’ll just stay with Microsoft Edge Chromium.
Hi, could you please tell me the name of the track used in the opening of this video?
🥺
Meh I’ll stick with edge for the speed and DRM compatibility
designers need to stop changing up already intuitive interfaces to create the illusion of innovation. this is harder to use than chrome or safari. there is no point.