If you're down about Arc browser going away, fret not, because the Browser Company has something that might change the way we think about web browsers.

By Kevin Raposo / KnowTechie The Arc browser, launched to personalize web browsing, is being discontinued less than two years after its debut.

The Arc browser has made every other web browser feel outdated. So, if Google Chrome wants to win me back, it'll have to try much harder.

The Arc Browser Is Dead, but the Firefox-Based Zen Is a Great Alternative Perfect if you like Firefox's performance but hate the dated UI, or just want an alternative to Arc.

The Browser Company of New York says that no new features are being added to the Arc browser, as it essentially transitions to its next AI browser, Dia.

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, the ...

The Browser Company is pivoting away from the Arc Browser to focus on developing a new, AI-powered browser called Dia.

The Browser Company is moving on from Arc. It will stop developing new features for the browser to focus on its new product.

According to an update from Arc Boats, it is retrofitting a 26-foot tugboat with electric motors and massive lithium-ion battery packs to serve the Port of Los Angeles.

Ivo Fischer & Collin Reno ARC Partners The ARC Representatives, a management and advisory firm founded by former WME and Gersh agent Collin Reno, is changing its name and adding a new partner.

Arc Browser Review Verdict: Arc is fast, light, and great for multitasking. It’s my default now. Still underrated, but a solid rival to Chrome and Edge. Free and worth a try.