ArcBrowser functions Chrome Extension Commercial monetization emoji:discussion_white: General Discussion So many functions will definitely affect the speed. Now I am eager to have a Chrome plug-in with arc function. We can freely choose which functions to enable.

I can freely choose whether to enable the boost feature or to open sub-tabs in a pop-up window on Chrome. Isn't that cool?

For TBC, wouldn't it be better to make these functions into separate Chrome extension plugins? I hope they consider this commercial monetization approach.

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Why is there no Arc for Linux

Now it will become a question of keeping the things we are used to having, for instance adblock (chrome) and privacy (recall).

What?

If you're gunna post a blog, at least choose one that writes well.

Nothing left to solve, or too stupid to care?

Our Qwerty keyboards are ubiquitous. You may think there are no problems left with that design, until you are hit with carpel tunnel pains.

Before that, you would not even be aware of the problems and their myriad solutions: better layouts, better hardware designs (like split body or 3d sculpted), or even conceptually unique input devices.

Saying that there’s nothing left to solve signals your position among the conceptually impoverished. It is fine to not know, but it is not wise to proclaim that no one else does or will ever know.

Back to browsers. How could a solution ever arrive? Perhaps someone assumes there is a better way and try to build new things? Should we have instead stopped at letter writing or fax for the solved problem of communication?

I am just glad that there are people who are willing to take on risk to pursue a solution, for problems we are too stupid to care about.