Arc is being sunset on December 22, 2026. After that date, you won't be able to sign in to or use Arc. Please note that we will deactivate all Arc accounts on December 22. Once an account is deactivated, we will delete user personal data associated with the account within 30 days. Not to worry! Many of the Arc features you love live on in Dia, and you can bring your Arc setup along in just a few clicks. To see the full timeline, read Arc Sunset: Key Dates and What to Expect. To make the switch, read Move from Arc to Dia.
Arc's Commitment to Privacy
We love the internet, but we don't love when internet companies prioritize profit over privacy. That's why we built a browser to make the internet better, not make money off your personal data.
We don't know which websites you visit
We don't see what you type into the browser
We don't sell your data to third parties
What is Chromium and how does Arc use it?
Chromium is an open-source, secure, and reliable web-browser codebase. Arc for desktop is a Chromium-based browser.
Though Google maintains a lot of Chromium, being Chromium-based doesn't mean that we are Chrome or Google. We don't sell your data back to Google, we don't track your browsing for advertisement, and we don't have any affiliation with the company. We only use the parts of Chromium we need and most of our features are custom built.
How to report a potential security issue
If you believe you've found a security issue in Arc please submit your findings through our Bug Bounty Program.