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I hate this trend of landing pages that don’t show anything because they’re ~ so mysterious ~ Anyway, as someone who doesn’t use Arc (yet) but had the chance t
by thiht 4y ago
I hate this trend of landing pages that don’t show anything because they’re ~ so mysterious ~
Anyway, as someone who doesn’t use Arc (yet) but had the chance to assist a quickie (15 minutes presentation in a conference) and had a coworker show it to me, I have to say I’m excited to give it a try when I get the chance. It really seems to solve cleanly some pain points I’ve had for years:
- vertical / horizontal split of tabs is supported
- auto closing of tabs seems like a great feature
- easels look extremely useful, even for dashboarding (they even allow to embed page sections with auto reload)
- links from other apps open in « little arc » so they don’t pollute the tab list (unless you actively want to keep the tab)
I’m glad to see innovation in this space.
- FinnKuhn 3y agoif you want to try it, here is an invite code: https://arc.net/gift/18d8d85b https://arc.net/gift/18d8d85b I personally didn't like that everything is in the side bar, especially because it makes it difficult to see an entire URL. I also missed the ability to group tabs like in Microsoft Edge, but the "Spaces" would probably be able to replace that.
- thiht 3y agoThanks!