Samsung Launches Stable Browser for Windows

Samsung has launched the stable version of its Samsung Browser for Windows, marking the end of a beta testing period that began several months ago. The browser, previously known as Samsung Internet on mobile devices, is now available globally for download on personal computers running Windows 10 version 1809 or later, as well as Windows 11. This release aims to extend Samsung's mobile browsing experience to desktops, with enhanced integration for Galaxy device users.

The browser introduces cross-device continuity features that allow users to seamlessly transition browsing sessions between smartphones, tablets, and PCs. For instance, a webpage opened on an Android phone can be resumed on a Windows computer at the exact scroll position, going beyond standard bookmark and history syncing. To enable this, users must sign in with the same Samsung account on all devices and install the Samsung Continuity Service or Galaxy Connect app on the PC. Currently, these capabilities are supported only on Galaxy Book 3, 4, 5, and 6 series laptops, though Samsung has indicated plans to expand compatibility to additional devices in the future.

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