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Began using https://arc.net/ earlier this year, but recently committed and I must say that I’m really enjoying it. It’s like the VS Code of browsers. Knowing the keyboard shortcuts makes it way more fun and efficient. If you’re interested in trying it out, here’s my link: https://lnkd.in/gAm7qPiN

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I still haven't been able to find myself using The Browser Company's Arc regularly, but I respect the hell out of them for trying something new. I think these tools should feel like they're naturally better, or make me feel like it's a better experience than what I'm using today. For me, it just isn't there, yet. The next iteration they have looks interesting and I'll try it for sure, but the habit of using Chrome has been impossible to break. Every time I try to use Arc I find myself drifting back. https://lnkd.in/e37gYQv6 Emil Protalinski and I discussed if people want to browse or prompt in a recent article for ON_Discourse which directly relates to what Arc is moving towards. Read our article here and let me know your thoughts in the comments: https://lnkd.in/eaPQQZGg