The Arc Browser new feature, “Peek,” was inspired by everyday objects and aims to deliver the satisfaction of opening and closing things.

Arc Browser’s “Peek” simplified way of interacting with tabs

https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/arc-browsers-peek-simplified-way-of-interacting-with-tabs-6d1a17d4dab1

great point! it's especially annoying on a laptop with not as much screen real estate

The Arc browser changes the common browsing experience, seeing the web as the next OS. I penned an article on how it drew inspiration from objects, altering tab interactions.

https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/arc-browsers-peek-simplified-way-of-interacting-with-tabs-6d1a17d4dab1

I love Arc browser because the design really let's web design shine through in a way other browsers don't

I think it's more about getting used to, at the beginning I had the same feelings about the sidebars, but still gave it a try, so now I'm using it mostly with sidebars on but when I need full focus on site I hide the sidebar, in reality that sidebar really does a good job

I actually don't use boosts too much, most of my usage for that feature has just been giving dark mode to the sites I visit that don't already have one

It gets really annoying when I'm viewing sites that comes with its own sidebar, in that cases I definitely hide arc sidebar to navigate the site better

Interesting. How so? Is it because Arc Boosts let you zap junk away?

I'd argue the design of the interface itself does the opposite for me a bit, due to the sidebar and thick border

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