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Arc stops working on 22 December: how to export your Spaces and where to go

The Browser Company is sunsetting Arc. Mobile sync and AI end on 23 November, the desktop app on 22 December. What to save, and what to switch to.

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Browser Industry News: Launches and Shutdowns

Browser industry news: new browser launches, shutdowns, acquisitions, funding and market share, and what each move means for the people who use them.

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