Samsung is finally making a PC version of its Android browser

Samsung is finally making a PC version of its Android browser

TL;DR
  • Samsung Internet is launching on PC for the first time as a beta program starting October 30.
  • The desktop browser will offer continuity features between the Android and PC versions, making bookmarks, history, and Samsung Pass data consistent across both platforms.
  • The Samsung Internet for PC beta is opening for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users in the US and Korea first, with wider expansion to follow.

Samsung Internet is an underrated mobile browser that is slowly gaining popularity among Android fans. The browser offers unique features that give it a leg up over competitors, like customizable homepages, password-protected tabs for privacy, and an AI-powered Browsing Assist feature. So far, Samsung Internet has been limited to mobile devices, but that’s changing with a new beta version for PC.

Samsung is opening a beta program for Samsung Internet on PC starting tomorrow, October 30. It’s initially limited to Windows 10 and Windows 11 users in the US and Korea, but Samsung says it will expand to more users in the future. The release aims to provide a first-party browser offering to Windows users and improve continuity between Samsung phones and PCs.