After stopping development of its innovative Arc browser, The Browser Company is back with Dia, a stripped-down browser that aims to make AI-augmented Web interactions mainstream. It won’t win over Arc users yet, but it offers some interesting capabilities.
Web browser makes address bar updates with a nod to Douglas Adams. (Free, 214.7 MB, macOS 11+)
After decades of only being able to link to the top of Web pages or specially prepared named anchors, modern browsers now support text fragment links that can scroll to and highlight any text on any page. This long-awaited feature brings us closer to Ted Nelson’s original vision for hypertext and makes sharing specific information dramatically more efficient.
Web browser introduces a free, built-in virtual private network (VPN). (Free, 214.1 MB, macOS 11+)
Update the Web browser with support for tab groups and user interface updates in the address bar. (Free, 131.2 MB, macOS 10.15+)
Brings improvements and bug to the site-specific browser following its recent major upgrade. ($29.99 new, free update, 26.5 MB, macOS 12+)
Brings an updated sidebar with easier access to multiple tools and a new vertical tab view. (Free, 131.1 MB, macOS 10.15+)
Major upgrade for the site-specific browser that enables you to turn websites into full-featured apps. ($29.99 new, free update, 26.5 MB, macOS 12+)
Brings a few welcome updates to the Web browser. (Free, 158.1 MB, macOS 10.15+)
Patches security vulnerabilities for the Web browser. (Free, various sizes, macOS 13+)
Web browser gains a couple of macOS-specific improvements. (Free, 153.2 MB, macOS 10.15+)
Brings redesigned user interface and a new Dashboard control center to the Web browser. (Free, 207.6 MB, macOS 11+)
Patches security vulnerabilities in Ventura and Monterey. (Free, various sizes, macOS 12+)
Introduces a beta text translation feature. (Free, 147.2 MB, macOS 10.15+)
Brings improvements for the recently introduced Live Calendars feature. (Free, 390.2 MB, macOS 12.1+)