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Yeah, I was pretty keen on Arc’s take on the web initially, I felt more productive in Arc. But I recently switched back to Chrome as Arc has stopped iterating a
by danpalmer 1y ago
Yeah, I was pretty keen on Arc’s take on the web initially, I felt more productive in Arc. But I recently switched back to Chrome as Arc has stopped iterating and Chrome has improved.
The thing is though, Arcs features towards the end of its lifecycle weren’t good. It was a lot of trying bad ideas to see if they could create lock in. It felt like growth hacks. This makes me question if TBC are the team I want building “the next browser”, whatever form that takes.
And this post doesn’t instil me with confidence. I also agree that AI is likely going to be a key component, but despite all the attempt at being humble, it doesn’t land, it seems insincere. Despite the claim that the author/CEO doesn’t want to be a part of that hype, he comes across as a zealot compared to the more rational voices in the ecosystem.