Samsung is now offering its Internet browser app for Windows 11 and Windows 10 computers. People in the US and South Korea can be among the first to test it out by joining the Samsung Internet beta program.
Samsung Galaxy phones come with a pre-installed web browser called ‘Internet’ that many users don’t realize is so good. It’s a fully-featured browser offering features like extensions, a dark mode, and the ability to sync across your Samsung devices using your account.
The browser has recently added helpful AI tools, like webpage summarization, and offers a lot of customization options – you can even rearrange the address bar, tabs, and buttons. Now, a version built on Chromium is available for Windows PCs.
Samsung’s new Internet browser is now available for Windows PCs, offering a complete browsing experience. It lets you sync your tabs, bookmarks, and saved passwords across all your Samsung devices. You can also add extensions and take advantage of built-in AI features. Simply sign in with your Samsung account to keep everything connected.
I’ve been checking out the new browser, and it looks a lot like other browsers I’m used to, but with noticeably softer, rounded edges – it really fits Samsung’s overall design style. What stands out is the tab overview; it’s really smooth with a lot of animation, and it nicely blurs the background with the webpage you’re currently viewing. Plus, it has a built-in ad blocker and a dark mode option for websites, which is a nice touch.
Samsung Internet for PC lets you keep your bookmarks, browsing history, and other data in sync across all your devices. It also works with Samsung Pass to securely save and automatically fill in your login information and profiles. Plus, Samsung Internet will now ask if you want to continue browsing where you left off when you switch between your phone and PC, making it easier to move between devices.
Samsung’s new Internet browser is currently being tested in a beta program, and right now it’s only available in the US and South Korea to those who’ve signed up. They plan to release it more widely in the coming weeks and months, and eventually it may even come pre-installed on Samsung Galaxy laptops with Windows 11.
Where can I download Samsung Internet for PC?
Samsung Internet for computers is currently being tested in a limited beta program. To join, you need to sign up for the Samsung Internet PC beta program, which is presently only open to users in the United States and South Korea. You can find the sign-up link here.
Is Samsung Internet for PC based on Chromium?
Samsung Internet for PC is built using the same technology as Google Chrome. Both browsers are based on the Chromium framework and use the Blink engine to display web pages.
Does Samsung Internet for PC sync with Samsing Internet on my Galaxy?
If you use the same Samsung account on all your devices, your browsing information and settings will automatically be shared between your computer and phone.
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2025-11-05 10:09