Samsung wants its web browser to replace Google Chrome on your computer, especially if you have one of its phones.

Your current browser is probably better, though.

Samsung Browser is now on Windows, bringing together the Galaxy ecosystem. Plus, it has a new AI tool powered by Perplexity.

Except for a niche group of Samsung phone and laptop users, I don't see much reason for anyone else to use it in earnest.

If you love using Samsung’s browser on your phone, there is some great news. Samsung has finally opened up the Windows version of its internet app to everyone. After a few months of test runs, anyone ...

The Samsung Browser is available for Windows 11 and Windows 10 devices, though some of its AI-powered features — including multi-tab awareness and a chatbot assistant that searches the web for you — ...

Samsung updates its browser with Perplexity-powered AI, enabling contextual search, multi-tab summaries, natural language ...

The Windows version of Samsung’s web browser is going out of beta today, and it offers cross-device experiences and new AI ...

Samsung Internet for Windows supports both Windows 11 and Windows 10 (Build 1809 or newer). Its agentic AI features are ...

Samsung brings its mobile browser to Windows PCs with cross-device syncing, Samsung Pass support and AI features designed to ...

This is important because: It isn’t just a browser launch. Samsung is tying together mobile and PC browsing in one experience, and it opens the door to deeper Galaxy ecosystem benefits: Why should I ...

Blake has over a decade of experience writing for the web, with a focus on mobile phones, where he covered the smartphone boom of the 2010s and the broader tech scene. When he's not in front of a ...