After many years of mobile exclusivity, Samsung decided it was time to push its browser to Windows, aiming to compete with Google Chrome by creating a more complete ecosystem for Galaxy users with “new artificial intelligence capabilities” and a “continuity across devices.”
The move comes several months after the company released a beta version of the desktop browser for testing in the US and South Korea.
Samsung Browser for Windows has the usual set of features you would expect from a desktop browser, such as the ability to sync your bookmarks and browsing history between your phone and computer.
You can also continue browsing on one device right where you left off on another. There are also exclusive Samsung products, like Samsung Pass, that help you securely store your login details and auto-fill your personal information.
The browser also features an AI assistant built in partnership with Perplexity that understands the content of the website you're on, even what's happening in your open tabs.
As with the beta version, Samsung Browser for Windows is available for devices running Windows 11 and Windows 10 (version 1809 and above).
However, Agentic AI's features are currently limited to users in the US and South Korea, although Samsung has said it plans to expand to additional markets in the future.
You can download the application from the official website
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