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Arc has changed my browsing experience and I’m not sure I’ll be able to go back to a traditional browser.

The UI takes a bit of getting used to, but works so much better than Chrome or FF for my daily work usage. Having ‘spaces’ for different tasks is a game changer being able to have all your necessary tabs ready to go, and you can switch profiles, having your work spaces on one profile logged into all your work accounts, and simply being able to flick back and forth to your personal space that has your personal accounts all logged in.

Developer tools are super useful for web developers, you have all the standard chrome console and debugs, with additional quality of life features added on top.

Yes it’s chromium based, but the Arc team spends a lot of their time optimising and speeding it up. It’s not the same resource hog that the Chrome browser is. Plus all Chrome extensions work on Arc, so you aren’t going to lose the plugins that you’re used to.

I love the weekly updates and seeing all the new QoL changes that the team implements.

Not a paid shill, but I am a shill lol

Can’t wait to get our app rejected multiple times for not having an ‘approved reason’ for using certain apis 💀

They’re excited seeing Marques wear an Apollo tee

Readme.io is what we use. The free plan is pretty generous, we’ve been on it for years and not had any need to upgrade for additional features.

Love the old school dubstep vibes! Join us on @mixes

I appreciate you putting in the effort, but it looks kinda scuffed on mobile

Themes made by Reddit users… this company has got way too comfortable charging for user made content

Maybe I’m misunderstanding this, but with subreddits going NSFW, it means that the content won’t be displayed in 3p apps only? Seems like this will help push users to the official app?

Good shit, r/pics

Mixr had exclusive contracts with the streamers they bought. Meaning they could only stream on Mixr.

Interestingly, Kick is going for a different approach with non-exclusive contracts, allowing XQC to stream on all other platforms as well. It sounds crazy when they’re spending $100 mill, but they’re betting on being able to bring users from other platforms over time, rather than just expecting the audience to all move over at once.