Meet Act II of Arc Browser | A browser that browses for you

everything about the product aside, this is a masterclass on filmmaking, storytelling, and most of all, branding/tone of voice for brand. Absolutely amazing!

Not mentioning the product itself, the browser company makes the best design i've ever seen, respect

Even putting this amazing Act II stuff aside, I've never switched so effortlessly to a new browser ON THE DAY I first tried it about a year+ ago. You guys are awesome!!!

I have been flipflopping between so many browsers now and every feature that I've loved about other browsers is all in Arc! From the left side tabs to workspaces to AI, I really hope the Windows version can come here soon, I'm so hyped!

This was fun! Thanks for having me and great to meet the team. Sooo hype for Arc! 💯recommend

Respect to arc for changing the web. Use it as a daily drive on my MacBook now 👍

I've had numerous thoughts about it—I've been using the Arc Browser since it's early stages, testing out the beta version and falling in love with its unique and amazing design. As a Web Dev, I'm always drawn to simplicity that enhances productivity, and Arc has consistently topped my list since its release. Excited to be part of this new revolution!

The whole "The Big Short" Vibe of this video is amazing!

So the "its all about the money" is a great explanation for why nobody has done this stuff before. I hope TBCNY explains how IT intends to be different (aka how its gonna make money)

Arc's new features: 2:00 - Instant links 5:01 - Arc explore 9:11 - Browse for me 10:55 - Live folder

I'm putting this prediction in public now: Arc Browser content will be ad-supported within 5 years.

As a Filmmaker the quality of storytelling for an update like this has reached a top notch level, it's incredible how sometimes we accept to break the 4th wall in cinema movies but not in corporate films and you have done this incredibly well and bravely! Proud and glad to use your product! Thank you so much!

1. The editing and camera work are continuously doing their biggest one. 2. The presentation styles are the coolest. 3. The infamous launch screen making a comeback- I've been using Arc for over a year now and even in earlier iterations, you can really tell that user experience is at the forefront of every new addition. A lot of people can attempt to reinvent the way we browse the internet or anything for that matter, but the approach you guys have feels so natural. You guys are killing it.

I never comment on any videos, ever, but to be honest, I freaking love you guys, you understand the problem, you come up with a solution, and you make it so seamless and easy to use while being responsive and good looking, you are the apple of the browser, that is for sure, I really just hope you don't run out of money, considering that I still don't know how you turn a profit, but hey, I am here for it no matter what, keep pushing the boundaries to the limit and keep being you.❤

Love the presentation esp. the drama of the deep breath and face in shadow - very cool engagement!!!! The rest is also well crafted and very interesting as well as outstanding product demos. Good job and much success! I'm all in 🙂

Can't wait to see something new in software. It's been years and years of just refinement and redesigns.

After Apple you have become my most favorite tech company. I really love you guys. As I marketer I adore your style. From a consumer perspective, you are doing everything right. Here comes the BUT.... content creators, companies and businesses will hate you, if you take their content and never send them to their sites. Google will make your life hell, because you are basically ruining their ad business. I'm not sure, if this is a wise move to have basically the whole business side of the internet as your enemies. Did you think about that? I mean, they were already complaining with LLMs "where are the sources???"

If this scales, have you considered if this impacts the revenue for the creators of the content you are selecting? Also, how will the incentive structure work so the content creators don’t block you from using their content, either programmatically or legally? Absolutely love the idea, but would love to see the long term revenue model to ensure this works, otherwise it feels like a feature that is super cool now, but will face roadblocks as it scales. Or is the plan to keep it niche?

Dang, Arc is really shaping up! If this ever comes to Android or Linux, I may just have to make the switch. Also, great presentation--this was fun to watch!

I was literally randomly thinking about this, like if a browser could have this feature, how awesome it would be. And Arc is making it possible! Nice job!