Arc on Windows. Download now.

It's finally here. No more waitlist, no more betas.

This is not the end of our Windows journey — it's just Day 1. Now the real work begins. Expect performance improvements, new features, support for Windows 10, and more to be dropping in the coming weeks and months.

Thank you for all your patience, support, beta testing, and bug reporting!

[atulkrjha]

No Microsoft edge has been harmed in this video

[iRocksteady]

Finally! Now waiting for the Android version

[GinTheCerberus]

I dunno if Arc Windows is ready honestly. There's a lot of unpolished parts to it and it doesn't even have much of the features that the Mac version has. I'm happy that everyone has access now but I worry slightly that there might be some disappointment to some people 😅

I hope that at least now it'll catch up with the Mac features because that is the main reason I was excited for Arc.

[sharzy]

cannot wait for the Windows 10 version

[SenorRobinHood]

Patiently awaiting Win 10 version. Maybe Arc for Linux too if Microsoft keep up the transformation into a data harvesting tool with a side of operating system :)

[RaulCraveiro]

Congratulations! Now I would love to see an Android and Linux version 👀

[WestYorkshireCyclist]

Can I just say, the media team behind Arc is just phenomenal. Great job 👍

[IAhmadGT]

Now I can wait even more for linux version

[aktenoy]

Very raw. There are a lot of bugs in it. And this is not the original browser. After installation, Arc took the settings from Edge and some extensions that were in Edge (even took the settings of these extensions). But Arc did not take all the extensions, but about half. And this is also a bug. That is, Arc is just an add-on to Edge. In general, it does not arouse any interest.

[bizarroman]

The deleted shortcut browser in the end should be Chrome, since it has the most amount of users. Just saying.

[Afraaz]

Bro I literally just signed up for the wait list yesterday. Perfect timing

[galisma]

Fun fact: Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi, and now Arc are forks of Chromium (owned by Google) :)

[Daftrio]

I tried Arc on Windows 11.
My first impression is that the url bar is too small, so you cannot see if the webpage you're in is a virus.
I'm not used to the fact the bookmarks/new tab bar is on the side instead of the top.
Overall I prefer Firefox.

[asinglefrenchfry]

I love that you included beta versions of windows like Chicago and Longhorn in the montage section! Neat attention to detail and makes me think there were real enthusiasts who put a lot of care and passion into this project

[iothemighty]

I feel like it's not ready. sure i'm happy that people who weren't able to get off the waitlist can try arc for themselves, but we don't even have site search yet, which i recently found out is a BASIC CHROMIUM FEATURE. not to mention boosts, space icons, easels, bug fixes, and the list goes on. I love Arc, but releasing it to everyone with no change but a version number is kinda lame imo.

[WanderTechUniverse]

Wow, waiting for the android and Linux version. Thanks The Browser Company

[TheWischmop]

bonus points for the choice of the track ;)

[yogiest]

tried it on windows for an hour. LOVE IT so much!! Im sick of 'normal' looking browser, yet Arc is so effective and sleek. Waiting to support on Linux before I change arc to my main browser. Pleaseee make it happen.

[SSoup]

The most hype trailer for a web browser I've ever seen.

[Nets..]

That's great!
Now we are waiting for the Linux and Android versions
And we're waiting for the ability to move the tabbed sidebar up and to the right.