I personally use the zen browser. A firefox based browser that is very similar to the Arc Browser, and with some plugins I would say you can make it even better than Arc, but of course this is just my opinion!
I checked and indeed, with the sidebar, pinned tabs and some other features, I don't feel too out of place using Firefox, which I hadn't used in a long time. I'm giving "Firefox Developer Edition" a chance.
I was also considering Zen Browser, which is based on Firefox, but it seems to still have some flaws...
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If you are working on a large application & you don't want to add "try-catch" block everywhere to keep your code clean & maintainable then you can use the power of Laravel Handler class.
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