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Cra 0.1.4313 November 2026

Instant Links and Arc’s drag and drop

Shift-Return in ⌘T opens the top results for a search, planned on your Mac’s own Apple Intelligence. Links and tabs drop where Arc lets them: a link into the sidebar, a tab onto the page for a split. And Cra got quicker: new tabs, tab switches and every page’s memory.

Instant Links

Type a search in ⌘T and press Shift-Return instead of Return: Cra plans the search on the Mac’s Apple Intelligence, reads the results in a hidden page and opens the top ones as tabs at the top of Today, as a split, or as a folder in Pinned, as Arc Max does. Off by default in Settings ▸ Max, offered only while Apple Intelligence is on; only the searches leave the Mac, to the search engine.

Thank you

Kris Tartari

Kris Tartari, for #407 and the pull request (#409)

Drop a link into the sidebar

Drag a link from a page or another app onto a space’s tabs and it opens there as a tab, behind the page you’re on: between tabs, in Pinned, at the top of an open folder, or into a closed folder’s middle, with Arc’s ring and line showing where it lands. On a tab’s middle nothing happens, as in Arc.

Thank you

Hritish Mahajan

Hritish Mahajan, for #419 and the insertion line (#422)

Drag a tab onto the page for a split

Drag a sidebar tab over the page and Arc’s drop region opens where it will land, beside or below the page, while the page makes room. In a split, a pane’s sides add a pane and its middle replaces that pane. A page’s link dragged near a pane’s edge splits too.

Thank you

Abhishek Kanani

Abhishek Kanani, for asking in #419

Back and Forward history

Right-click ← or →, or hold the press, and Arc’s menu lists the tab’s pages that way, nearest first; pick one to go straight to it. On the toolbar and in the sidebar, split panes included.

Thank you

Hritish Mahajan

Hritish Mahajan, for #416

Find under the auto-hiding toolbar

With Hide the toolbar until you need it on, the find bar and Ask on Page’s card hang under the toolbar while it’s out and slide with it, and the pointer on the find bar keeps the toolbar out.

Thank you

Devi Prasad Tripathy

Devi Prasad Tripathy, for the pull request (#418)

Ask on Page, better follow-ups

A follow-up gets its own answer, not the last one again, and quotes the page; a quote the page doesn’t hold says so. Long answers stream smoothly, and the question reads on the dark card in a light space too.

Thank you

Abhishek Kanani

Abhishek Kanani, for #408 and #417

Quicker

  • New tabs, links opened in a tab and restored tabs open ~34 ms sooner: Cra makes a page ahead of time.
  • A sidebar tab switches on the press, as Arc’s does, not on the release: about 90 ms sooner.
  • Each page process is ~14 MB smaller: 20 tabs went from about 1.1 GB to about 830 MB.
  • Hidden tabs’ frames go 2 seconds after a switch, not once a minute, and fifty tabs opened at once no longer hold the window for two seconds.
  • Space switches are smoother, and Google services Cra never offers (optimization hints, AI history search, Gemini, Lens) are off, 11 MB less.

What else is new

  • More from your reports

    • A URL typed in ⌘T follows an Air Traffic Control route to its space, as in Arc (#421, zombopanda).zombopanda
    • Password managers offer the logins of the page you’re on, not the one before (#414, Grigoriy).Grigoriy
    • Clear in Today keeps the tab on screen and tabs playing sound (#406, Eric Krawczyk).Eric Krawczyk
    • A notification ding or a Web Audio sound alone no longer leaves a card in the sidebar player (#411, Vamshi Krishna Bhoganadham).Vamshi Krishna Bhoganadham
    • An incognito space’s menu leaves out Set Profile, Export and other rows that did nothing there (#413, yrshkd).yrshkd
    • Arc spaces with a glyph from Arc’s Icon tab keep it on import, not 🗂️.
  • Fixes

    • A ⌃, ⌥ or F-key App Shortcut works while a page has the keyboard (#253, Markkojak).Markkojak
    • A space’s emoji draws itself, so macOS 27 can’t cut its bottom off (#399, David Bismut).David Bismut
    • Docked pages and DevTools keep square corners on macOS 27, without white notches (#400, chenchangzhong and Dom Bavetta).chenchangzhongDom Bavetta

Thank you

Thank you, Kris Tartari, Devi Prasad Tripathy, Grigoriy and Hritish Mahajan, for pull requests; and Abhishek Kanani, zombopanda, Eric Krawczyk, yrshkd, Vamshi Krishna Bhoganadham, Markkojak, David Bismut, chenchangzhong and Dom Bavetta for the reports.

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For every change in 0.1.43, see the changelog.

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