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Arc Browser emerged as an underdog in the past year, which amassed a loyal following in a very short time and was hailed by some as the browser that could very well be a replacement for Chrome in the future. While no one can say what the future will hold, the statement itself became a statement of Arc's abilities.

And there's no doubt that Arc is an extremely refreshing browser, even with its steep learning curve. It has become my favorite and my default browser on the Mac as well. But that's the catch – Arc Browser was only available on

Arc Browser already has a great feature for taking screenshots. But it recently introduced a new Portrait Mode feature that optimizes the screen-capturing experience further, especially for developers. But really, anyone who finds themselves often sharing screenshots of their desktops would find it useful.

Known as Portrait Mode, it'll prove to be an invaluable tool for users whose desktops are always cluttered, and they're always cropping it out of the screenshot. Portrait Mode automatically crops out the desktop and adds a border around the screenshot to make it more aesthetic. The only catch is that you have to enable Developer

Arc Browser has emerged as one of the most promising browsers in the past year. It has a reputation for being a difficult browser, and rightly so. It can be difficult to perform the simplest tasks like finding and viewing your saved passwords in Arc Browser if you don't know where to look.

Finding and viewing your saved passwords in the Arc Browser can be a handy skill, especially if you're trying to recall a forgotten password for a specific site. So, here's the rundown on how you can find them.

1. Open the Arc Browser on your macOS device.
2. Then,