My favorite new browser 💻

Raise your hand if you currently have more than 25 browser tabs open. Guilty.

Raise your hand if your computer has crashed and you lost tabs you really needed because they weren’t bookmarked. Guilty, again.

The amount of time I spent clicking through tabs, separating tabs to different windows, and copying tab links into documents (which I never looked at again) was completely crazy.

Until I found Arc 💎.

The browser tagline: Experience a calmer, more personal internet in this browser designed for you. Let go of the clicks, the clutter, the distractions.

All of this is true, and more.

This reimagined browser has made it easy for me to do the ten million things I do every day on the internet.

My favorite features:

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Arc can auto-archive your tabs each night so you can start each day with ZERO tabs open (my stress levels immediately dropped lol).

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The scroll while you watch feature allows you to press play on a video and then switch to new tabs while still watching the video. It pops up in a little video player that you can move around while you do other things on your computer (very useful for me and my YouTube addiction).

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Spaces vs. Windows - Arc uses what they call “spaces” to group tabs related to a particular topic or workflow. One of the features I love is that you can have pinned tabs that live across all of your spaces. So if you switch from one space to another, your pinned tabs still show at the top. This is great for websites you check often and want to be able to click into at any time.

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Split Screen - no need to drag two windows next to each other and resize them so that they are side-by-side. Arc has a split screen mode so you can view two browser tabs next to each other.

Right now, Arc is only available through a waitlist. It only takes a few weeks, if that, to get approved. Click here to join the waitlist.

And shout out to Rich Webster, who introduced me to this game-changing browser 🙂.