Surf to www.arc.net and click on Download Arc for Windows. Save the installation file to your desktop and click on it to ...

Despite its new UI, Arc browser is still based on Chromium ... However, the only option you have is to split the screen ...

Give one of these alternative browsers just a few minutes of your time and you'll never go back. They're all free, so what ...

such as Split View, tab spaces, vertical tabs, profiles, and more. Today's release is just the start for the Arc team (the company is actually called "The Browser Company"). In the announcement ...

Last month, a security researcher discovered a pretty nasty bug in the Arc browser. The bug was centered around firestore, a database-as-a-backend that enables developers to not worry about ...

For those unfamiliar, Arc started as a Mac browser built around the Chromium code base with eye-catching features like tabs listed down the side, Split View ... at no point does a search engine appear ...

It may have been the hipsters’ choice but now Arc is ready ... The split view feature works really well and makes ...

Earlier this year, the Arc Browser, an interesting alternative to mainstream browsers, finally arrived on Microsoft's platform. However, it was initially limited to just Windows 11 users.

One of the feature that separates the Arc browser from its competitors is the ability to customize websites. The feature called "Boosts" allows users to change a website's background color ...

Arc creator The Browser Company has officially started a bug bounty program to keep its growing Chromium-based browser’s security in check. The company is also launching a new security bulletin ...

The new Arc Search app for iPhone ... between two pages in my iPhone’s browser, I’ve kept thinking for the past week. The gesture does sometimes conflict with the iPhone’s Home indicator at the bottom ...

Back in late August, The Browser Company – the company behind the popular Mac browser Arc, became aware of a serious security vulnerability in the browser, one that could allow for remote code ...