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I cannot emphasise enough how great arc is and how terrible día is

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Laura Landers1w ago

I switched to Arc a few years ago and now regular browsers feel prehistoric lol. It organizes tabs in a way that actually makes sense to my brain, I can have completely separate spaces for my multiple businesses/personal/random rabbit holes, and everything lives neatly on the side instead of in that tiny tab graveyard across the top. There IS a slight learning curve for like 2 days because you have to stop expecting it to behave like Chrome (though it uses Chrome as it's backend base) then sudd...

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Jess

@kleenestarOct 7, 2026

What’s the biggest difference?

neko

@nekooOct 7, 2026

dia is very heavily ai focused to the detriment of the ux, arc lets you have 'spaces' and is fairly ai light. link hovers, calendar hover, and speed dial for favourites is great, but the best part for me is the colour theming for different spaces - and that logins aren't shared between them.

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Laura Landers

“I switched to Arc a few years ago and now regular browsers feel prehistoric lol. It organizes tabs in a way that actually makes sense to my brain, I can have completely separate spaces for my multiple businesses/personal/random rabbit holes, and everything lives neatly on the side instead of in that tiny tab graveyard across the top. There IS a slight learning curve for like 2 days because you hav”

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Louise Buckley

“Never again will I have 14 different windows with 47 different tabs open at once. I'm on day 2 of using this new browser and already feeling more organized and peaceful online. Works SO much better for my brain, I love being able to group tabs together by topic/project and close them as I go. Phenomenal rec, thank you @Laura Landers!”