Thursday, March 26th 2026

Samsung Announces the Samsung Browser for Windows

Samsung Electronics today announced the official launch of Samsung Browser for Windows, extending its popular mobile browser experience to PC with seamless cross-device continuity and new agentic AI capabilities designed to make the browsing experience easier and more intuitive.

Browse Seamlessly From Mobile to PC
Samsung Browser for Windows bridges the gap between devices, allowing users to seamlessly continue browsing as they move between mobile and PC. Beyond simple synchronization of bookmarks and browsing history, users can pick up exactly where they left off. For instance, users can continue exploring the same webpage when moving between mobile and PC, creating a more seamless cross-device experience. With Samsung Pass integration, users can securely store personal information and sign in to websites or autofill profiles with ease.
A New Way to Experience the Web With Agentic AI
Samsung is introducing a new AI-powered assistant built into Samsung Browser that brings agentic AI directly into the browsing experience in partnership with Perplexity. Samsung Browser is designed to understand natural language and the context of the page users are viewing, as well as activity across tabs, making it easier to explore content and take action. This new layer of intelligence does more than answer questions about the webpage, enabling users to manage tabs, navigate browsing history and stay productive without ever leaving the browser.

Intelligent Content Understanding and Comprehensive Response: Samsung Browser understands the specific context of the webpage users are currently viewing to provide more relevant and optimized solutions. For instance, while planning a trip to Seoul, users can ask the browser to create a four-day travel plan based on the page currently in view. Samsung Browser analyzes the content and generates a structured plan that can be easily organized and customized in the user's preferred format.

A Faster, Smarter Way to Search: Powered by advanced natural language understanding, Samsung Browser enables users to browse the web with speed and efficiency. Users can now get the right information instantly without manually sifting through countless webpages. Furthermore, Samsung Browser extends this intelligence to video content; by understanding the context within a video, it can find the specific part users are looking for and start playback from that exact moment.

Retrieving the Right Page From Browsing History: Instead of relying on keywords or dates, users can search their browsing history using natural language to find things like the smartwatch they were looking at last week.

Multi-tab Context Awareness: Users no longer need to click through multiple tabs to compare information. Samsung Browser can summarize and compare content across multiple tabs all at once. This makes it easy to get key insights from different sources in a single view.

Availability
Samsung Browser for Windows will be available on devices running Windows 11 and Windows 10 (version 1809 and above). Agentic AI features in Samsung Browser on both Windows and Android are currently supported in South Korea and the United States, with expansion to additional markets expected in the future.
Source: Samsung
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51 Comments on Samsung Announces the Samsung Browser for Windows

#1
wNotyarD
TheLostSwedeagentic AI capabilities
Won't ever get near my PC, then.
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#2
TheLostSwede
News Editor
wNotyarDWon't ever get near my PC, then.
This is the future, apparently 🤷‍♂️

At least for now, those features only work in South Korea and the US.
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#3
FR3D1
Ninja Cat
In a nutshell;
The browser can’t do anything that the others haven’t been able to do for what feels like a decade.

Best regards,
Fred.
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#4
Kwadratowicz
Trrrryt
There is only one place where I like (only cause of lack of alternatives) samsung browser, and it is on smartwatch from samsung, but for Me the samsung browser (on android) is like edge, or internet explorer only there to irritate Me ;) so I hope that it fails, or just make enough to make competition better on browsers :)
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#5
TheLostSwede
News Editor
KwadratowiczThere is only one place where I like (only cause of lack of alternatives) samsung browser, and it is on smartwatch from samsung, but for Me the samsung browser (on android) is like edge, or internet explorer only there to irritate Me ;) so I hope that it fails, or just make enough to make competition better on browsers :)
Judging by the press release, they're hoping Samsung phone owners will use it on their computers. I guess Samsung will also be pre-loading it on their laptops.
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#6
Kwadratowicz
Trrrryt
TheLostSwedeI guess Samsung will also be pre-loading it on their laptops.
I was thinking the same, all tech conglomerates want only encapsulate users to catch them inside their "eco" system, and trap them in bubble for their own profit.
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#7
TheLostSwede
News Editor
KwadratowiczI was thinking the same, all tech conglomerates want only encapsulate users to catch them inside their "eco" system, and trap them in bubble for their own profit.
Well, how many people change the default web browser?
You're not allowed to count people that hang out on sites like this.
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#8
AVATARAT
TheLostSwedeThis is the future, apparently 🤷‍♂️
AI is the future that corporations are pushing on us, but that doesn’t mean we have to accept it (easily).
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#9
HLB
AVATARATAI is the future that corporations are pushing on us, but that doesn’t mean we have to accept it (easily).
"We" are too few. Judging by the popularity of the likes of Facebook and Tiktok and by observing average people daily, in the stores, on trains and busses, with their faces glued to smartphones, consuming this crap willingly, I doubt the humanity, as a whole, has the cumulative cognitive ability to reject AI slop either. The corpos know how to push their buttons, they hire scientists to make sure their algorithms work. They've got this down to science. We're sliding downhill towards the Idiocracyreality. It seems inevitable at this point.

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#11
_JP_
Oh look, another Blink/Chromium-based web browser! We're at how many variants now, 17?
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#12
AVATARAT
HenryLootgraab"We" are too few. Judging by the popularity of the likes of Facebook and Tiktok and by observing average people daily, in the stores, on trains and busses, with their faces glued to smartphones, consuming this crap willingly, I doubt the humanity, as a whole, has the cumulative cognitive ability to reject AI slop either. The corpos know how to push their buttons, they hire scientists to make sure their algorithms work. They've got this down to science. We're sliding downhill towards the Idiocracyreality. It seems inevitable at this point.

There are too few car mechanics and billions of drivers, but the former are essential to the direction in which the industry is heading.
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#13
aktpu
_JP_Oh look, another Blink/Chromium-based web browser! We're at how many variants now, 17?
Last I checked number was something like 40
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#14
FR3D1
Ninja Cat
HenryLootgraab"We" are too few.
And a dying breed.
AusWolfBut why?
Data collection? ‘Samsung Pass’ doesn't just make it possible – it makes it easy. And no, unlike with a Microsoft account, there's no resistance here either.

Best regards,
Fred.
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#15
lexluthermiester
TheLostSwedeagentic AI capabilities designed to make the browsing experience easier and more intuitive.
This is one of the two the main reasons why I will never use it.
_JP_Oh look, another Blink/Chromium-based web browser! We're at how many variants now, 17?
This the other.
FR3D1And a dying breed.
Not really..

IF Sammy had offered a FireFox source based browser with the option to turn off the AI crap, it would be worth a look. As is, hell no.
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#16
HLB
AVATARATThere are too few car mechanics and billions of drivers, but the former are essential to the direction in which the industry is heading.
I can only say, I hope you're right. Even though I always believed that car analogies don't work for computer tech. I also don't think that it's the car mechanics who set the direction for the car industry. Just like the bike mechanics have nothing to say about what the bike industry is doing. I'm a bike enthusiast too, so I know what many bike mechanics think. It is absolutely the consumers. As long as they're buying the cars, the techs will have to keep fixing them if they want to keep their jobs. Very few people have a car mechanic or computer technician in the family or in their personal circle who can steer them in the right direction. Vast majority of the population make their buying decisions based on ads and influencers (I hate this word) these days.
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#18
lemonadesoda
FFS Samsung - fix your Tizen browser first that is 1. out of date, straight out of the box, and 2. fails cloudflare so you can't reach half the internet! esp. anything entailing a download
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#19
lexluthermiester
zenlessyankComing soon: The WalMart Browser!
Oh dear god no! Please don't given them any ideas! Knowing Wally World, they'd actually do it..
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#20
AVATARAT
FR3D1Data collection?
Collecting data simply fills a database, but what that database will be used for is a whole different story. And we can be sure that AI will be involved in some way in this picture.
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#21
TheLostSwede
News Editor
AusWolfBut why?
Because they could?
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#22
FR3D1
Ninja Cat

Great.

It reminds me of the EA app. It doesn’t like it either when the TEMP directory is moved. In my case, to a RAM disk.

Regards,
Blocksize64KB
Fred.
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#23
TheLostSwede
News Editor
lexluthermiesterThis is one of the two the main reasons why I will never use it.
Oh, I have no intention of using this either, but I'm sure a lot of Samsung phone owners will get it.
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#24
mikeymike
lexluthermiesterIF Sammy had offered a FireFox source based browser with the option to turn off the AI crap, it would be worth a look. As is, hell no.
As per Firefox's Options UI:

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#25
xacid
Another chromium based trash browser. Yay
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