Arc Browser now available on Windows after successful beta run

After months in beta, the highly praised and customizable Arc Browser is now fully available for Windows users.

Developed by The Browser Company, Arc Browser has been a favorite among macOS and iOS users for its unique features and personalized experience.

The Windows version, initially launched in December, brings a fresh approach to web browsing with its collapsible sidebar featuring vertical tabs and bookmarks. Unlike traditional browsers, Arc provides a special view of websites and allows users to create customizable spaces for organizing tabs and research.

Arc introduces innovative features like Peek, enabling users to preview links before opening them, and Little Arc, offering a lightweight browser window for quick browsing with minimal memory usage.

One of the standout features of Arc is its Swift integration, making it the first Windows application to run on Swift, a programming language developed by Apple. This integration opens doors for third-party developers to build Windows applications using Swift, known for its speed and efficiency.

The Browser Company promises regular updates and improvements for Arc on Windows, with new features on the horizon. Plus, it's free for users who want to give it a try.