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Samsung Launches Samsung Internet Beta on Windows With Galaxy AI and Cross-Device Sync

Samsung positions the desktop rollout as the opening move in a broader ambient-AI strategy that ties PC browsing into the Galaxy ecosystem.

Samsung has released its Internet browser for Windows PCs.
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Overview

  • The beta is live starting October 30 for users in the United States and South Korea, with wider availability planned later.
  • Windows 11 and Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) are supported, including ARM-powered PCs, with enrollment via Samsung’s beta program using a Samsung account.
  • Galaxy AI’s Browsing Assist provides webpage summarization and translation, while session handoff lets users resume browsing between phone, tablet, and PC.
  • Signed-in users can sync bookmarks, history, open tabs, and Samsung Pass credentials across devices for continuity.
  • Privacy tools include Smart Anti-Tracking and a Privacy Dashboard, and the PC app adds desktop features such as Chrome Web Store extensions, split view, secret mode, and dark/reader modes; the move follows a short-lived Windows release in 2023 that was later pulled.