The Browser Company to shut down Arc browser on December 22
The company says users moving to Dia will get automatic transfers of their saved browsing data and can leave its additional AI features unused.
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The company says users moving to Dia will get automatic transfers of their saved browsing data and can leave its additional AI features unused.
The Browser Company plans to shut down its Arc web browser on December 22, ending users’ account access. The company has also stopped new accounts and plans to begin mobile restrictions on November 23, according to its timetable.
The company put Arc into maintenance mode in 2025 as it shifted toward Dia, its artificial intelligence (AI) browser. It is encouraging Arc users to switch to Dia.
The Browser Company’s timetable separates the loss of mobile features from the end of desktop access and the deletion of account data.
| Date or status | Change |
|---|---|
| Stopped by October 23 | Creation of new Arc accounts. |
| From November 23 | Several AI features on iOS and Android are scheduled to be disabled, and sign-ins for synchronising tabs between devices removed. |
| December 22 | Access to and use of Arc on macOS and Windows are scheduled to end, with accounts deactivated. |
| Within 30 days of shutdown | Account data is scheduled for deletion. |
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