Arc web browser

Utas Twitter yang berbeda dengan nyaman. Kamu dapat membuka timeline Twitter utama, kemudian membuka tweet yang menarik dalam mode layar terpisah untuk membacanya tanpa kehilangan tempat di timeline.3. Sidebar yang mencakup semuaSidebar di Arc Browser (makeuseof.com)Tidak seperti kebanyakan browser yang memiliki bilah menu di bagian atas jendela, Arc memiliki bilah samping di sisi kiri. Ini merupakan tempat untuk semua fitur dan pengaturan Arc Browser.Jika Arc Browser digunakan di beberapa perangkat, kamu bisa menyinkronkan data menggunakan iCloud. Dengan demikian, kamu dapat melihat Sidebar yang sama di semua perangkat. Baca Juga: 7 Alasan Perlu Berhati-hati dalam Menggunakan Ekstensi Browser 4. Little ArcArc Browser (appsntips.com)Little Arc adalah jendela browser kecil yang terbuka saat kamu menekan pintasan keyboard yang ditetapkan. Ini adalah fitur yang sempurna untuk melakukan pencarian cepat. Bagian terbaiknya adalah kamu bisa membukanya dari mana saja di sistem.Misalnya, kamu menggunakan Arc Browser sambil membuka aplikasi menulis. Setiap kali ingin mencari sumber, kamu bisa membuka Little Arc dan kembali ke tulisan tanpa berpindah konteks.Manfaat lainnya dari Little Arc adalah berfungsi sebagai jembatan antara tautan web di aplikasi lain dan browser Arc. Saat kamu mengeklik tautan di email, itu akan terbuka pertama kali di Little Arc, yang memungkinkanmu melihatnya sekilas. Kemudian, jika ingin membaca informasi secara keseluruhan, kamu bisa membukanya di browser.5. NotesNotes di Arc Browser (appsntips.com)Arc Browser juga memiliki fungsi pencatatan dasar bawaan, yang memungkinkan pengguna membuat catatan tanpa meninggalkan browser. Setelah menyelesaikan tugas, kamu bisa mentransfer catatan ke tempat yang lebih permanen. Kamu juga bisa berbagi catatan dengan siapa pun melalui web.6.

Arc, the Mac-only web browser that Inverse crowned “the best web browser to come out in the last decade,” will be available for Windows by the end of the year.Josh Miller, co-founder and CEO of The Browser Company, the startup behind Arc, wrote in a post on X this morning that the first invites for Windows users will go out “before the end of the year” and then “really ramp early next!”Arc on WindowsMiller shared the below screenshot, from what he says is a “real live app,” showing off Arc’s unmistakable sidebar made up of the Favorites section, pinned tabs, and all other tabs. At the bottom, you can also see one of Arc’s signature features — Spaces — which lets you easily and quickly move between browsing windows.Miller says the user interface for the Windows version of Arc is still a work in progress. Other than bringing the Chromium-based web browser to more users, one of the most interesting things about Arc on Windows is that it’s built on Swift, a programming language made by Apple. Last November, the company released a video on YouTube explaining why it’s using Swift as opposed to C or C++. The TL;DR is: that rewriting Arc’s Swift code in C++ would take longer not just for launch, but over time.“How do we build this framework for building a browser so that in one year, in two years, in five years, we're still building features at the same velocity and with the same integrity and the same experience that we do on Mac, but across platforms,” explains The Browser Company co-founder Hursh Agrawal. “If we really nail this, we'll have a browser written in a performant language that is really quick to iterate in, and that looks and feels like a native Windows app, which no other browser on Windows does.”Infused with AIThe Arc mobile companion app for iPhone.Photograph by Raymond WongIt’s unclear what form Arc on Windows will take. Other than looking and feeling like a native Windows app with signature features such as Split View, Easel, and Notes. How much of the Mac app will be ready at launch? Some of it? All of it?Since coming out of beta earlier this year, The Browser Company has been updating Arc with new features at a steady pace. “Boosts,” a way to customize any website exactly to your liking was released in May. The feature is neat, but I found it better suited for power users with time to tinker as opposed to the average person.Earlier this month, the startup introduced “Max,” an opt-in set of AI features, that supercharges Arc. I immediately turned Max on and several weeks later, I gotta say, they’ve been really useful. I love “Tidy Downloads” which renames downloaded files into plain English instead of something like “71c0rC3I6M1L._AC_SL1500_.jpg” and “Tidy Tab Titles” which does the same but for your tabs. The “5 Second Previews” can be helpful when you’re short on time; pressing the shift key over a hovered

In other browsers. But everything is in the same column: your bookmarks and the open tabs. Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and other browsers generally provide a row or three: one for your bookmarks, one for the current tabs, and one for the URL bar itself. Arc simply provides a seemingly endless column of information. Arc may think that its way is…better, but I’m not a fan of letting aesthetics get in the way of functionality.Managing tabs and bookmarks in the Arc browser means a lot of expanding and collapsing folders in the left-hand nav bar.Mark Hachman / IDGBut how does Arc perform? Rather well. The browser opened a PDF and imported and inserted my passwords into a few random sites I tried. (It doesn’t yet support passkeys, however.) And when you prompt it to open a web page, boom! It just does. Arc’s a little different than most browsers, as it uses a version of Swift, rather than Chromium, to render a page. But it’s hard to call Swift, or Arc, a superior browser without running benchmarks — which I haven’t done. The one thing that I suspect makes an enormous difference is that Arc seems to natively integrate uBlock Origin — an excellent ad blocker that, when enabled, gives you a web page’s content and very little else. Arc therefore renders pages in just a split second — but so does Edge or Chrome if you add uBlock Origin to it, too.Is it efficient? According to Task Manager, an

Arc is a new browser that aims to shake up the way you typically work with webpages, tabs and other items. Like Chrome and Edge, Arc is based on the Chromium engine; this means you can install extensions from the Chrome web store. But Arc, which is developed by The Browser Company, tries to move beyond the expected with options that should interest business users.With Arc, you can create and switch among multiple profiles — perhaps one profile for work and another for personal use. You’re able to generate spaces to hold different webpages, media and other content. Plus, Arc displays your bookmarks and tabs in a sidebar where you can more easily view and manage them.For now, Arc works only in macOS and iOS, though a Windows version is slated for launch later in 2023. Here’s how to use Arc on a Mac.Install Arc on the MacFirst, using your Mac, head to the Arc website, click the Download Arc button and follow the steps to install the browser. Arc opens, prompting you to set up a free account. The account is used to sync your browsing data across your Mac, iPhone and any other supported iCloud-enabled devices. Click the link for Create An Account. Enter your name and email address, create a password and then sign in.Next, you can dive in with a tour that explains how Arc works. Click each of the topics in the left sidebar to go through the tutorial, check out Arc’s core features and review the privacy policy (Figure A).Figure AArc starts you off with a tutorial and tour of its key features and settings.Import data into Arc from another browserTo fully take advantage of Arc, you may want to have all your existing bookmarks, cookies, passwords and other data from your default browser. Click the Arc menu and select Import From Another Browser. Choose the browser from which you want to import the data (Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge) and click Next (Figure B).Figure BYou can import bookmarks and other data into Arc from another browser.You’re then asked if you want to import your data into your existing profile or a different profile – choose your existing profile. Check the box for Replace Existing Cookies With Imported Cookies if you haven’t yet generated any cookies you want to keep. Click Import (Figure C).Figure CImport your data into your existing Arc profile.You might be