Arc rethinks the web browser and now anybody can try it
(CrackBerry.com)

What if you started building a new web browser interface from the ground up instead of continually hacking around a layout that hasn`t substantially changed since the days of Netscape Navigator?Web browser have changed a lot in the past few decades, and they haven`t changed much at all. Today`s Google Chrome v114 isn`t functionally that different from Netscape Navigator all those years back. Sure, we have tabs now and you can search right from the address bar, but the interface and how you interact with hasn`t really evolved that much. But Arc? That`s a change. Built by The Browser Company on top of the same open source Chromium core that powers Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, and dozens of other browsers, Arc`s innovation is in the interface. Gone is the address bar with forward and back buttons and a row of tabs across the top representing your open web pages. Instead, it turns the paradigm on its side (literally) by placing and organizing your internet life into customizable ...