Arc browser gets a sunset date, and users have two months to move on
The Browser Company announced plans to discontinue its flagship Arc browser in favor of a new browser project called Dia. Today, Arc received a sunset date that gives users exactly two months to move on from the discontinued app. more…
The Browser Company has announced plans to discontinue its popular Arc browser and replace it with a new browser called Dia. The decision comes after years of development and celebration of Arc releases. Users now have exactly two months, until December 22, 2026, to switch from Arc without losing any information. The company's decision to sunset Arc was not an easy one, as the team poured their pride and love into the browser.
The reason behind the switch is their priority on delivering best-in-class security for their members. With the rise of AI, maintaining browser security requires constant effort and dedication. Dia, the new browser, has been built from the ground up to meet today's security standards, making it a suitable replacement for Arc. When making the transition from Arc to Dia, users can expect a free option to access it, and the company provided four key points to expect when making the jump.
Firstly, Dia is available for free. Secondly, OpenAI has recently shut down its AI-centric Atlas browser and opted for ChatGPT's in-app browser instead. Lastly, several alternatives are still available for Mac users. Finally, The Browser Company emphasized that AirPods 5, AirTag 2, AirPods Pro 3, Wireless CarPlay Adapter, and Beats USB-A to USB-C Cable are relevant products on the market.
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