It’s not just blur though, it actually refracts what’s behind the element, which sounds more performance intensive than it needs to be, and sometimes it’s heavily distracting, but let’s not kid ourselves that this is just windows vista on a Mac, they’re emulating more of the physicalities of glass than just a static shine

With that 700 Indians AI company what makes you think it’ll be actual AI and not thinly veiled changes with no oversight or accountability?

Did they? MD2 and MD3 look very different from Apple’s design languages

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The pinned tabs are closer to the essentials though that’s the thing, it lacks that 2 layer separation based on purpose.

Wdym hard to tell you’re in a glance tab? It’s an overlayed smaller box, and the tab that has it open also gets an icon. Plus you never go into it accidentally, unless you’re clicking on a link in an essential tab it’s going to be manually entered.

According to them.

Firefox vertical tabs are lackluster though, you don’t have pinned and essential tabs on FF, and you also miss out on Glance (the pop out link feature), basically the main features it copied from Arc. Honestly it’s been very stable for me, and it’s matured enough that I’d recommend giving it another shot.

Try Zen, it used Arc as its main inspiration for the UI and features

You can have Google forward your emails while you move over your accounts

I only speak from trying to use it as a package manager, it’s reliant on people making custom silent install scripts and updating packages correctly. I had some apps that didn’t have their version updated in some file so it always reported being out of date to Winget so it was always downloading and reinstalling. Just janky primarily with third party apps.

But winget is still somewhat hacky, this would make use of the actual system updates system and be opt in for better integration