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The Browser Company says it is pivoting away from its Arc browser to build AI-native browser Dia, citing Arc's complexity and limited mass-market appeal (browsercompany.substack.com)

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[–] sukhmel@programming.dev 2 points 2 months ago

This is maybe a second time I hear about the Browser Company, but what they declare sounds a bit contradictory. They say, they moved too fast with Arc, now they say that speed is not going to be a trade-off anymore (so, even faster changes, even more to learn for a user?). Open-sourcing a product without its dependency seems better than not at all. What they aspired to build sounds interesting, but ultimately, I'm not sure I would've tried that before, and even less now after they discontinued it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯