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I am a user, and Arc's implementation is one of the very few that I've actually found useful. I often use it to ask a question about a page's content, especial

I am a user, and Arc's implementation is one of the very few that I've actually found useful. I often use it to ask a question about a page's content, especially if there are no obvious keywords to find what I'm looking for that don't appear dozens of times. It's great for technical documentation. Arc also "unships" things pretty regularly. If the features aren't being used, in not too long someone will suggest removing them and they'll end up being removed.

emestifs 3y ago
I do hope they make something great. I'm not hoping for their demise. More competition will push other browsers to be better and challenge their market share. I just am weary of the sustainability of these business models long term and how they'll live up to such lofty goals and expectations. Too often we've seen great things become less great overtime as other revenue extraction means are introduced to the overall detriment of what make that thing so great.