Arc AI: New browser features that blow your mind 🤯 (arc max)

Before using: Check out the privacy policy first!
arc.net/privacy
Arc AI is truly next level. The arc browser just released awesome new AI features - called 'arc max'
These are the 5 new options in your arc browser after the update:
- Ask on Page
- 5-second Previews
- Tidy Tab Titles
- Tidy Downloads
- ChatGPT in the Command Bar
Each feature can individually be enabled or disabled.
I demonstrate what the features are, how they work and why they will improve your daily work with arc.
🌐 Official Arc Browser Website: arc.net/
🌐 Official The Browser Company Website: thebrowser.company/
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[@lamamemes]

Nice video, short and on point

[@techwithmarco]

Thanks :)

[@imgeb]

arc is love. arc is life

[@xvoiid_edits]

Wallpaper please

[@theTrigant]

Self hosted community viewers getting shown closed source privacy nightmarish browser on a mac book using google and non self hosted ai solutions... You hate your audoence, do you?

[@techwithmarco]

Yes, for sure I hate all of them! :-) I mean you don't have to watch every video, but thanks for the feedback. Do you only use open sourced software, host it yourself, crawl the internet for yourself and then search the data with your own coded or self hosted search technology on your self custom built computer with only open sourced hardware parts? If yes, then chapeau, you might have won the internet today, but apart from that I guess everybody can make their own decisions on what to do, what to use and so on.. By the way, I totally understand your point, but it is just not possible to be 100% perfect. And apparently you even watch KZbin videos which are hosted by google..

[@theTrigant]

@@techwithmarco at least trying not to share every bit of personal data woth unkpwn companies who sell rhose to the highest bidders should not be an afterthought. There are plenty privacy friendly solutions for browsers, llms and search engines. Self-hosters do that because of independence from data stealing giga companies. Advertising the opposite to a target audience which is very privacy sensitive is not the smartes thing. And You Did Not Even Mention There Privacy Policy!

[@techwithmarco]

@theTrigant you're right in that point that I did not mention the privacy policy. Sorry for that. I'll add that to the description! And the data will not be sold, at least to their policy, but processed of course! (You could argue that it is like selling) And honestly, thanks for the heads up! I really appreciate your comment and the sensitivity about the data privacy. What browser, what computer and what search engine do you use?

[@theTrigant]

@@techwithmarco thanks for adding it to the description. i lve by the principle if I don't own the data I assume it gets sold to the highest bidder. if the program is made outside the EU, the privacy policy is not even worth it reading. they create it only to prevent any legal problems, they don't care in any way or form beyond that. history confirms my assumption in dozens if not hundreds of occasions. i use on my pc an amd ryzen 5 5600x on a fedora 37 os. my server runs on an old asus R556L notebook, including a pihole container which prevents sniffing of the most services of the local network and via vpn on the mobile devices. the mobile (android) devices are all rooted and installed custom roms as well as completely degoogled. yes, my guilty conscience is the account on youtube because of the advantage of commenting, history and playlists. on the smartphone with revanced, on the pc with pihole, ublock and sponsorblock restricted as much as possible.

[@theTrigant]

@@techwithmarco Ich biete gerne zu dem Thema meine Hilfe an. Vielleicht können wir zusammen im Bezug auf Privatsphäre und alles was damit zu tun hat mehr Vorsicht an den Tag legen. Keine Ahnung, ob dir das in irgend einer Form helfen würde. Aber ich biete immer jedem meine Hilfe an, wenn es um Privacy geht. Haben eh schon viel zu wenig davon. Spätestens seit der Abschaffung des digitalen Briefgeheimnisses