Arc Search launches Beta Version for Android users

Arc Search offers a native ad blocker that limits intrusive ads and trackers, enhancing the browsing experience for users. Its auto-archiving feature further helps maintain a clutter-free environment, allowing for a more focused web experience.

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Following a teaser announcement at the end of August, Arc Search is now officially launching on Android in an early beta phase. Developed by The Browser Company, Arc Search is designed as an alternative mobile browser, prioritizing a streamlined and distraction-free web-browsing experience.

One of the key features of Arc Search is its unique design and animations, which contribute to an engaging user experience. However, it also integrates significant AI functionality, including the controversial feature called “Browse for Me.” This feature compiles information from multiple websites into a single summary, providing users with an “answer” to their initial search query. This AI-driven capability aims to make the browsing experience more efficient by reducing the time spent on multiple sites.

Another noteworthy aspect of Arc Search is its native ad blocker, which effectively limits intrusive ads, trackers, and banners. This feature also blocks annoying GDPR pop-ups, making it a potential game-changer for users who have been eagerly anticipating Arc Search on Android. The Browser Company emphasizes that the inclusion of an ad blocker addresses a common frustration among mobile users, making Arc Search an attractive option.

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In addition, Arc Search includes an auto-archiving capability that automatically archives inactive tabs if they are not being used. This function is designed to keep the browsing experience clutter-free and help users maintain focus while navigating the web. By utilizing Arc Search as their default browser, users can benefit from a more organized interface.

The Browser Company aims to deliver the “fastest way to search” while creating one of the “lightest” mobile browsers. Arc Search is designed to be lightweight, with a Play Store download size of under 4MB and a full installation size of under 20MB. This impressive feat is particularly remarkable considering that the browser was built from the ground up for Android by just two developers.

If you want to try out Arc Search on your Android device, you can easily join the beta program and download it from the Google Play Store.