Samsung Internet for PC beta starts on Windows with cross-device sync

Samsung Electronics on Thursday launched a beta of Samsung Internet for PC, bringing its mobile web browser to Windows desktops and laptops beginning October 30, 2025. The prerelease is available to users in the United States and South Korea on Windows 11 and on Windows 10 devices running version 1809 or later, with Samsung saying a broader rollout is planned.

The desktop browser is built on the Chromium open source platform and uses the Blink rendering engine. Samsung said the PC release is intended to create a more connected browsing experience across Galaxy devices by syncing bookmarks, browsing history, and Samsung Pass autofill credentials between mobile and PC when users sign into the same Samsung Account. Galaxy AI features, including a Browsing Assist that can summarize and translate web pages, are integrated into the beta and require a Samsung Account to enable.

Samsung highlighted privacy and security features carried over from the mobile app, including default antitracking protections and a Privacy Dashboard that reports protections in real time. The company also described cross-device continuity tools that let users resume browsing sessions when switching between...