Arc browser, which is currently available for macOS and iOS platforms, is now also available for all Windows 11 users. published. Offering a minimalist user interface and smart personalization features, the browser has finally left the closed beta process for Windows users.
Arc, a Chromium-based browser, is compatible with hundreds of thousands of Chrome extensions. Additionally, Arc was created using Swift, the programming language for macOS and iOS. The team behind Arc underlines that they spent a lot of time porting the browser from macOS to Windows.
Despite using Swift, Arc for Windows doesn’t feel like a clone of macOS. Arc uses native Windows frameworks, which means it will have a Windows 11-like user interface, familiar menus, toggles, and user’s favorite Mica materials. It means ±z. There are also useful features like split view, tab areas, vertical tabs, profiles and more.
Arc for Windows you can download it from the official website.
