In October, Samsung launched its web browser, Internet, for Windows. This was a significant development since Samsung Internet had previously been limited to Android devices. Initially, the Windows version was in beta and only available in South Korea and the US.
Today, however, Samsung Internet for Windows is accessible to users worldwide. Although the official website still indicates that it's available only in Korea and the US, users can successfully download the browser from any location. While it remains a beta release, this wider availability suggests that a stable version may be forthcoming, although no official announcement has been made yet.
Samsung Internet allows users to browse the web just as they would with other popular browsers like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, or Vivaldi. It features a built-in sync option that seamlessly connects your browsing activities between Android devices and the Windows browser. With Samsung Pass, your passwords are securely stored and synced across devices, enabling continuous web browsing across platforms.
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