The Mac app Arc set out to re-invent the web browser as an “internet computer” app – something which felt more personal and usable than mainstream browsers. Less than two years later ...

After discontinuing Arc, The Browser Company is back with a new take on its vision for the future of web browsing in the AI era. Dia, its new browser, is now available in beta for existing Arc ...

Arc, the much-hyped privacy-forward internet browser, won't be getting any more new features. This fact was announced months ago by its developer, The Browser Company, and clarified yesterday in a ...

The Browser Company on Tuesday said it is considering selling or open sourcing its Arc Browser as it seeks to divert resources to developing a new, AI-powered browser called Dia. When the company ...

The Browser Company has said repeatedly that it’s not getting rid of the Arc browser as it moves onto its new AI-centric Dia browser. But what the company also not going to do is develop new ...

Active development on the Arc browser has stopped. The Browser Company is now shifting its focus to a new product called Dia. Arc isn’t shutting down, but the team is no longer building new ...

The Browser Company has announced that Arc browser is going the way of the dodo and in its place will be a new AI-centric browser called Dia. Arc browser was first released in April 2022 and was ...

As the CEO of The Browser Company, Josh Miller, explains in a extensive and open contribution about the future of the Arc browser, the development of new functions was discontinued a year ago in ...

Dia will get some of that stuff in time, The Browser Company’s CEO Josh Miller tells me. The app that’s launching today for existing Arc users is ... a bit like the iPhone’s App Store ...

The Arc browser set out to make web browsing more personal, less Chrome-clone, and more "your home on the internet." Now, less than two years after its splashy launch, The Browser Company is ...

Arc browser was all the rage a year ago, and it made me curious enough to give it a try. After an early test run, I gave it a few months before switching to it full-time. If you ask me today ...