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The Browser Company which has released the Arc browser is currently working on an entirely new browser. The firm has been building for years another browser disjoint from the Arc.
Arc will not be neglected; however, the new centre of attention will be mostly represented by stability releases and bug fixes. That is why The Browser Company concluded that Arc is quite full-featured and will not be altered greatly. The company will then focus on the new browser which is intended to be much more intuitive for a normal end user. In the case of the new browser, the aim is to transform browsers into an app platform that is active, efficient, and dependent on Artificial Intelligence.
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We are building this to have a pleasant first experience and drive a larger crowd to its features with the kind of interface that we are more familiar with (horizontal tabs, Arc is very different from that). Part of the company’s vision for the new browser is to use AI and machine learning to automate tasks like data transfer between enterprise applications or data retrieval for customer support.
While The Browser Company has a strong track record with Arc, building a browser that is both accessible and innovative is hard to do. However, the company is confident in its plan to “make the first 90 seconds effortless” to hook users in and then blow them away with everything the new browser can do.