Arc

I know I'm probably in a minority here but I keep coming back to Safari. It just works without drawing too much attention to itself, it syncs my content across several devices, and I don't have to think about my internet browser. And take that as you will, that's a huge plus.

I chose Arc because it offered solutions to problems I didn't even realize I had with Chrome. Features like Spaces for separating contexts (work/personal), automatic tab cleanup, and the smart command bar fundamentally change the workflow. Essentially, it took the best parts of the Chromium engine (speed and extension compatibility) and wrapped them in a brilliant productivity-focused interface

Arc has quickly become my go-to browser thanks to its sleek design, intuitive tab management, and productivity-focused features. The interface feels modern and organized, making it easy to keep workspaces tidy and switch between projects. I especially appreciate the customization options and regular updates that keep improving the experience. While there’s a bit of a learning curve and some features are still being refined (especially on Windows), Arc stands out from traditional browsers like Chrome or Safari by making browsing feel more efficient and enjoyable.

Arc fundamentally rethinks how a modern browser should work. The command bar and smart organization of spaces transform how you manage your daily web workflow. Most impressive is the built-in split view and native mobile sync - features that actually solve real browsing pain points. What sets Arc apart: Spaces provide intelligent context switching between work/personal browsing Command bar = game changer for productivity (try ⌘+T) Library & folders actually make sense vs traditional bookmarks Clean, distraction-free UI that still feels powerful Using it as my daily driver for 6 months. Key improvements in my workflow: Reduced tab anxiety (easynote captures + smart tab management) Faster navigation between frequently used sites Better focus with custom minimal themes Solid updates and engaged team. Not just another Chromium skin - genuinely thoughtful browser innovation. Upvoted! 🚀

I’ve been using the Arc browser since 2022, and even before all the AI integrations took it to the next level, it was already my favorite browser. While there’s a slight learning curve, the convenient features, intuitive interactions, delicate animations, and the thoughtful love and care from the team make it the best browser I’ve ever used—and one I simply can’t leave. Now, with AI features seamlessly empowering daily browsing and work, Arc feels even more capable, enhancing productivity and efficiency in the details. It’s not just a browser; it’s a beautifully crafted tool for modern workflows.

I really enjoy so many things about Arc, and they are all the same things that so many others already espouse, so I'm not going to reiterate. Instead, these are my frustrations that keep it from being my EDC browser: 1. Browser Window Titles do NOT serve me. I use other tools that rely on differentiation of window titles, and the fact that KeePass can't tell what window I'm in is incredibly frustrating, let alone time tracking and automations that I use. Arc reports only "Arc", at least as far as the Windows apps that I'm using, so all my regex based on title goes out the window. This makes it unusable for secure password entry, or for any activity that might require tracking or automation. So disappointing since the UI is such a joy. 2. Really that's about it. I continue to use it when I need a second browser to compare or for a different login, and I'm sure I'd find a couple minor other things - but it's the window title. Fix it and you'll really compete with Sidekick for my time.

I've been using Arc since the early versions, and it has always been well-maintained with regular updates. The browser is incredibly fast and user-friendly, with unique features like the sidebar tab management and split view that enhance productivity. However, I'm disappointed that they removed the note-taking feature, which was quite useful. Additionally, while the interface is innovative, it can sometimes be challenging to navigate. Overall, Arc is a solid and constantly improving browser that stands out from the competition.

Decent browser. I have been using this browser for the past 2 months. Have been good. The look and feel of it is good. The way how sites are pinned rather than bookmarking is good. There are few places that can become better. 1. An option of seeing the URL so that we can make minor changes in the URL. As of now, we have to copy the URL and paste it and edit it. *Update* By pressing CMD+L, we will be able to see the link 2. Under performing customer support - I had dropped in a few emails to the support but haven't got any response from them. 3. Bookmark import - Arc doesn't support importing bookmarks from html file. This is a bummer.

I use Arc daily, and I really enjoy it. Tabs are organized in a list like bookmarks within a standard browser, and as someone who often saves bookmarks but forgets to look back at them, Arc makes it feel like my tabs won't get forgotten since it'll pull up the tab when I type it up or something similar in the search bar. Easels are also one of my favorite features of Arc since I can save screenshots on a blank canvas, and those screenshots can link back to the site page I found it from if I ever need to get back to the source. While I'm comfortable using Arc now, there is a learning curve in order to figure out where everything is and how to access it, so it got frustrating at times. Even I don't often use the mobile app because I'm still getting used to the layout, and there's still the missing feature of extensions and profiles not syncing across different computers. Learning keyboard commands makes a huge difference for me though, and I love how transparent the Arc team is with updates. I look forward to when the browser gets a little update notification, and I get to read up on what's new. They put up videos and tips on how to use Arc more efficiently, and I feel more invested with this browser because of how much the Arc team interacts with their community. I'm excited to see where Arc will go!

I've tried several browsers. I'm an early adopter, so every time I see new software, I just have to play around with it. Arc is getting better and better at providing reduced visual noise, a simpler/more efficient browsing experience, and even the chance to customize websites, which includes just hiding those elements you would rather not see. Guys, this can be so helpful for people with attention deficit or if you're just exhausted of visual over stimulation. Arc is a reminder that the future of the Internet and tech in general is user-centered. Generic is staying behind. Good work!