Samsung Internet comes to PC with beta for Windows and full synchronization

After years of being a benchmark in Android, Samsung Internet makes the leap to PC and with a beta version for Windows It maintains the mobile browser's philosophy and adapts it to the desktop. The company aims for a consistent experience across devices, with a special emphasis on synchronization and the standard privacy features of the Galaxy ecosystem.

The rollout begins in a limited way in United States and Korea Since October 30th, with plans for progressive expansion to more regions. In Europe—and, by extension, in Spain—its arrival is expected in subsequent phases. once the beta is complete and proceed to general distribution.

What does Samsung Internet offer on PC?

The desktop version aims to replicate the best features of the mobile version: Clean interface, stable performance and practical features that make everyday life easier. The beta offers compatibility with extensions from the Chrome Web StoreThis detail points to a Chromium base, although Samsung hasn't officially confirmed it. Furthermore, it works on Windows systems with both x86 and x86 processors. with ARM architecture.

Beyond the technical core, the proposal aims to provide those who already use the browser on their Galaxy smartphone with a familiar and frictionless environment on their PC. without the need for solutions like DeX nor depend on third-party tools.

Synchronization and continuity between mobile and computer

When you log in with your Samsung accountThe app syncs bookmarks and history across devices, so your navigation library goes with you wherever you go. It also integrates Samsung PassThis makes it easy to log in securely and autofill forms on your PC just like on your mobile device.

The seamless transition between screens adds an extra layer of convenience: you'll be able to resume on your computer what you left off on your phone and vice versa. For it to work, both devices must use the same Samsung account and have the "Continue apps on other devices" option enabled; with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled, the transition is more seamless.

Built-in Galaxy AI features

La Beta incorporates a layer of intelligence with Galaxy AI. Highlights the Navigation Assistant (Browsing Assist)These tools can instantly summarize web pages and translate content on the fly. They speed up information retrieval and help you understand long articles without losing context.

To access these features, you need to sign in with your Samsung account. The company presents this step as the beginning of a broader approach. Environmental AI, with a focus on features that anticipate your needs and respect your privacy.

Privacy and security by default

Samsung maintains its hallmarks in data protection. The system Smart anti-tracking It blocks third-party tracking attempts, reducing the creation of invisible profiles while you browse. All of this is complemented by a Privacy Panel where you can review and adjust your protection level in real time.

For discreet sessions, the browser offers Secret Mode (private browsing) and it has a built-in ad blockerThis reduces noise, shortens page load times, and improves concentration when visiting sites with too many interruptions.

Compatibility, installation and availability

The Samsung Internet for PC beta is compatible with Windows 11 and Windows 10 (version 1809 or later). The initial rollout is taking place in the US and Korea starting October 30, with expansion to more countries planned in the coming weeks. Once the rollout is more widespread, it is expected to be published in the Microsoft Store.

If you want to get ahead, You can register for the beta program from the official portal: browser.samsung.com/betaThe beta version already allows you to import bookmarks and data from other browsers, simplifying migration when you move from Chrome or similar options.

Other notable features

The company It brings several popular mobile utilities to the desktop to boost productivity and control.Among the most striking features are display options and quick access tools.

• Split View: It splits the browser screen into two areas to work with two websites at the same time.
• Sidebar: Immediate access to bookmarks, tabs, and utilities without changing view.
• Dark theme: manual or automatic activation depending on the system configuration.
• Data import: It brings bookmarks and information from other browsers on the first launch.
• Extensions: Chrome Web Store compatibility for expanded functionality.

It should be remembered that It's not a browser exclusive to Galaxy devices.Just like on Android, any Windows user can install it, although those who already use Samsung products will benefit more from the synchronization and continuity between screens.

With this beta, the brand is strengthening its ecosystem on the desktop as well: Sync what matters, add useful AI to save time when reading and translating, and keeps privacy at the forefront with clear controls. As it rolls out to Europe and Spain, it will be another option in the browser battle, especially appealing to those already familiar with the Galaxy ecosystem.

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Alberto navarro

I am a technology enthusiast who has turned his "geek" interests into a profession. I have spent more than 10 years of my life using cutting-edge technology and tinkering with all kinds of programs out of pure curiosity. Now I have specialized in computer technology and video games. This is because for more than 5 years I have been writing for various websites on technology and video games, creating articles that seek to give you the information you need in a language that is understandable to everyone.

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