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I really appreciate that there's a company trying to reimagine browsers. Arc was an interesting idea, I used it for a few months, but in the end I switched back
by arnvald 1y ago
I really appreciate that there's a company trying to reimagine browsers. Arc was an interesting idea, I used it for a few months, but in the end I switched back to Firefox. I haven't tried Dia yet, and now I'm not sure if I should.
I do think that selling a browser is going to be an extremely difficult task, so having an enterprise software machine with huge customer base might help it, but Atlassian strikes me as a company that will eventually just kill the project and turn this into a de facto acquihire.
- Cu3PO42 1y agoIf you liked Arc, you should try Zen. I understand it brings many of the same ideas to a Firefox base.
- 4ggr0 1y ago+1, i used firefox since my childhood, never interested by Arc because it's idiotic to me that a browser requires an account. a while back someone suggested Zen, i now use it as my main browser since a bit over a month. really happy :)
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- arnvald 1y agoThanks for recommendation, I'll give it a try
- sniffers 1y agoSkip Dia, it's a security nightmare.
- blackqueeriroh 1y agoAtlassian doesn’t kill the products of companies they acquire
- conradfr 1y agoI never tried it because I was on Windows at the time but I remember my brother raving about it constantly, that I had to try it etc (and reading other people saying the same thing). I think he's still using it. He probably would have paid something for it. But then overnight they just weren't interested on building it. So strange.
- ljbred08 1y agoRight! So many people would have actually paid for Arc to keep active development going, but without even giving that option they switched to Dia...