A reimagined browser built around how you actually work.
Arc is a web browser developed by The Browser Company, available on Mac, Windows, and iOS, that reimagines the browser interface around productivity and focus. Instead of a horizontal tab bar, Arc uses a collapsible sidebar with Spaces for separating work, personal, and project contexts, and Profiles for complete browser environment separation. Little Arc opens quick lookup windows without interrupting your main workspace. Tabs auto-archive after a set period to prevent tab hoarding. Built-in tools include a notes panel, split-view browsing, and a command bar. Arc is built on Chromium, so Chrome extensions and web compatibility are identical to Google Chrome. It is particularly popular among developers and designers who find conventional browsers insufficient for complex, multi-project workflows.
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Best for developers and designers who want a browser that organises their workflow instead of just piling up tabs.
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