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Tanzir Rahman
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Apr 29, 2024 ⋅ 9 min read

A UX analysis of Arc, Opera, and Edge: The future of browser interfaces

Tanzir Rahman Data-driven product designer with a penchant for crafting elegant designs and intuitive experiences. Specialize in taking products from 0 to 1 and beyond by following agile and Lean UX to design polymorphic web and mobile apps in Sketch and Figma.​

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One Reply to "A UX analysis of Arc, Opera, and Edge: The future of browser interfaces"

  1. About Opera: they did not introduce those features to get feature parity with Arc, much the opposite. Opera GX has had this design since it’s launch in/before 2020. (With the sidebar, workspaces etc.) This was opera’s refresh of their mainstream browser’s UI because the gx ui worked very well.

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