How the Arc Browser changed the way I surf on Mac — 5 Reasons You Should Switch
Safari and Chrome is not just boring but also way behind of what Arc has to offer with its browsing experience. From its AI features to design language and utility… Arc has got it all!
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Since I bought my first Mac in 2015, I have stuck to some stock apps from Apple as if my life depended on them. These include the Notes app, Reminders, Calendar, and Safari. While the former three are quick-capture or once-in-a-while-glancing apps, Safari has been the main ingredient that made browsing the web easy and fast.
Until I switched to Chrome when I started at university. I needed a better browser that enabled plugins and had better developer tools and Safari just didn’t work sometimes. But the new romance was short-lived as I moved back to Safari after being done with University. I could finally use my personal computer the way I wanted.
