As you know I’ve migrated to the Arc web browser. It does take a little getting used to because there are no tabs across the top, nor can you put them there. Everything works from the side bar. All tabs get archived after a set period, you can set that, so if you want a tab to remain accessible you can set them as pinned. When they’re pinned they remain visible in the side bar to be opened with a click. Archived tabs do not remain in the side bar so you have to remember to type in the URL again to get them back. Unlike other browsers you can’t have multiple windows open at the same time which reduces the load on your computer, but you can access any window, called spaces, anytime you like. As I pointed out last email, plugins are unique to each space so they are not always on in any space you don’t need them. I was a little reluctant about this one, but now I think it’s brilliant. Again, this reduces the load on your computer. It’s too early to tell yet but I’m hoping that this streamlined approach will help me become more productive by reducing the distractions when switching windows. Have a look and tell me what you think. Regards, P.S. The other thing I talked about was getting human traffic to your landing pages. We all know that no traffic = no sales or subscribers = no money. There are many people who will say that getting traffic is easy, just buy it. While that is true so much of the traffic you can afford to buy is not human and therefore you’re more likely to make sales by giving the money to a homeless person. Yeah, you’re not going to retire like that, but at least they’re human. This is a little different, you get traffic via… …well click the link and read their sales page. |
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