Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company
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Re: Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company
#62Re: Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company
#63I really appreciate that there's a company trying to reimagine browsers. Arc was an interesting idea, I used it for a few months, but in the end I switched back to Firefox. I haven't tried Dia yet, and now I'm not sure if I should. I do think that selling a browser is going to be an extremely difficult task, so having an enterprise software machine with huge customer base might help it, but Atlassian strikes me as a…
Re: Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company
#64Re: Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company
#65I never knew the Browser Company had such an awesome logo! Anyway, the idea of making Dia into the knowledge worker's browser sounds good. For me, this new browser would be successful the day I prefer to run Linear and Notion in Dia rather than using the companies' own Electron desktop apps (which are pretty terrible on Mac at least, so the bar is not necessarily very high).
Re: Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company
#66It doesn’t feel like a strong strategic or product fit. These are all complex power user products meant to serve enterprises at scale. Integration doesn’t seem useful either. Bummer but congrats to the team!
Re: Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company
#67I really appreciate that there's a company trying to reimagine browsers. Arc was an interesting idea, I used it for a few months, but in the end I switched back to Firefox. I haven't tried Dia yet, and now I'm not sure if I should. I do think that selling a browser is going to be an extremely difficult task, so having an enterprise software machine with huge customer base might help it, but Atlassian strikes me as a…
If you liked Arc, you should try Zen. I understand it brings many of the same ideas to a Firefox base.
Re: Atlassian is acquiring The Browser Company
#68I lost all faith in The Browser Company when they went into a maintenance-only mode with Arc to shift to Dia, without any real announcement. Just a reply to a Twitter post calling them out. They figured no one would notice. I think they eventually addressed it after some public pressure, but I don’t think they sold the decision well. AI seems like a feature to add to existing browsers, not something that needs its ow…
Why would I try/migrate to a new workflow after they axed my old one. You can't rebuild customer trust after that