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Dia, The Browser Company’s AI-first browser, launches Mac beta Dia, its new browser, is now available in beta for existing Arc users on macOS And while it shares a few design cues from its predecessor, Dia is a very different product with a very different
Dia browser beta launched with AI features - gHacks Tech News Dia is a simplified browser, so I think it is fair to expect the Windows version won't take long to arrive That said, Dia is a bit too simple, and this is something Arc users would probably not like about it In a recent Waveform Podcast with MKBHD, Josh Miller, the CEO of The Browser Company, revealed some interesting things about Dia He
Dia Browser Beta Launches with Built-In AI Assistant for Smarter Web . . . Dia is a new AI-first browser that is developed by The Browser Company This launch marks a significant shift in browser design, which emphasises user interface innovation An AI assistant that is integrated into the browser can comprehend your online activities, such as reading, buying, researching, or writing, and provide insightful, context-aware assistance
The Browser Company Unveils Dia, an AI-Powered Browser With In-Built . . . The AI-powered Dia browser is currently available in beta to select users on Mac devices Dia Browser Is Available in Early Access to Arc Members In a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), the official handle of Dia unveiled the new browser Unlike Arc, it does not feature vertical tabs, but instead has horizontal tabs at the top of the
Dia AI browser debuts in public beta for Arc members Dia browser is being released by the Browser Company, following a period of alpha and beta testing, and is set to be available first to Arc members before a wider rollout Originating as a follow-up to the Arc browser (initially called ARC2), Dia was eventually spun off as a separate product, emphasizing a different vision