The Arc browser, a web browser originally designed for macOS and iOS, has finally made its way to Windows 11 after leaving closed beta testing.
Since it was originally made for macOS, Arc uses Swift instead of C++, the latter of which is used in both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Swift’s advantage is that it offers automatic memory management which pairs well with increasingly faster processors.
Arc also uses native Windows frameworks, making it an incredibly fast and smooth experience.
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Since it was originally made for macOS, Arc uses Swift instead of C++, the latter of which is used in both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Swift’s advantage is that it offers automatic memory management which pairs well with increasingly faster processors.
Arc also uses native Windows frameworks, making it an incredibly fast and smooth experience.
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