The Microsoft Store now offers a standalone Windows app for the Samsung Internet web browser.
This Chromium-based browser by Samsung allow users to import open tabs, bookmarks, and saved pages. Additionally, if you register with a Samsung account, you can explore your linked phone’s history. However, password syncing is currently not supported, according to GSMArena.
To use Samsung Internet, you must have a Windows 10 or newer device. The browser supports extensions from the Chrome Web Store and offers both light and dark modes.
With a size of only 130MB, the browser’s appearance mirrors that of the version found on Samsung phones and tablets.
When I tried to download the browser, it said that my laptop was not compatible, even though it’s a common Acer laptop powered by an Intel 11th generation i7 processor. The second time I tried downloading it, it said, “This product is not available in your market.”
