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It can be seen though. Thats why I referred back to the Arc browser. People saw the real differences and it had fairly brisk adoption across a number of differe
by no_wizard 10mo ago
It can be seen though. Thats why I referred back to the Arc browser. People saw the real differences and it had fairly brisk adoption across a number of different type of folks, it didn't narrowly target technologists. Our designers, for example, at my last job, loved the heck out of it.
It was good enough for Atlassian to buy the whole company for a good chunk of cash too, if I recall correctly.
The abrupt ending of Arc's development has now left a hole in the market that Firefox could fill and gain marketshare.
- Noaidi 10mo agoYou are a power user if you are using Arc. I know a few people who do not even really understand what a browser is. Atlassian bought Arc to put AI in it by the way; "Welcoming The Browser Company to Atlassian Building the AI browser for knowledge workers" https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/atlassian-acquires-the-browser-company https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/atlassian-acqui...
- no_wizard 10mo agoPower user is not equivalent to technologists, though they overlap. Making inroads into power user marketshare would be at least a modest increase in Firefox marketshare, given how small their current share is.