Yesterday, The Browser Company released Arc for Windows 11. Arc doesn't support Windows 10 yet, but the company says, "hang tight! Supporting it is our #1 priority." ...

Hands-on: The Arc browser has finally been released for Windows. It offers a clean, efficient browsing experience, but with too many UI quirks for me to fall in love.

The company behind Arc, aptly named The Browser Company, is betting on its browser being different enough to entice Windows users away from Chrome and Edge. “Arc really is just calming and keeps ...

What you need to know Popular alternative web browser Arc that first debuted on Mac is now available on Windows 11. It's the first app ever to be brought to Windows using Apple's Swift development ...

The Arc browser is now publicly available on Windows 11, offering PC users a unique take on modern browsers. Its launch ad also cleverly dunks on Edge, suggesting sending it to Recycle Bin.

The Browser Company, makers of the Arc web browser, released its Windows version today. The company started testing the Windows client in December, and it said that more than 150,000 people have ...

The Arc browser is available for free for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Windows 11, and now Windows 10 users. Future updates promise a built-in ad blocker, tracking prevention, and other interesting bonuses.

Arc now works on Windows on Arm. The Windows build of the Arc browser finally supports Arm64 processors. I’ve gotten so used to Arc that I really felt its absence on the Surface Pro. But no longer!

The company behind the new Arc browser, dubbed The Browser Company, announced it was finally bringing Arc to Windows. Sort of. Arc for Windows is launching in beta, and the company said it was ...

Arc actually runs on Swift, which is a programming language created by Apple for building apps for iOS, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch. So by bringing Arc to Windows, the Browser Company is also ...

Arc, a formerly Mac-only internet browser from The Browser Company, is coming to Windows. In a post on X, the company today announced that its first Windows beta invites are already hitting inboxes.

Users and observers have been demanding a Windows version for Arc, especially after the company made the Mac client available to everyone after being in invite-only mode since 2022.