Samsung’s internet browser is headed to PC

You can now try Samsung Internet on PC with new AI features and cross-device syncing.

by Emma Roth

Oct 30, 2025, 3:33 PM UTC

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Emma Roth is a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer tech, crypto, social media, and much more. Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO.

Samsung is bringing its mobile web browser to bigger screens. It’s launching a beta version of its Samsung Internet on PC with support for cross-device syncing, which should make it easier to access all your browsing data if you’ve never switched to a different default browser on your Samsung device.

The desktop browser is only available to users in the US and South Korea who sign up for Samsung’s beta program. In addition to an AI-powered “browsing assist” feature that can summarize webpages and translate text, you can also sync your browsing history, bookmarks, and passwords across your PC, phone, and tablet by signing into your Samsung account.

This isn’t the first time Samsung’s browser popped up on PC, as it briefly appeared in the Microsoft Store for a few months in 2023.

Additionally, Samsung will let you pick up your browsing session where you left off when switching between mobile and desktop devices. Samsung Internet on PC supports the company’s smart anti-tracking feature as well, which blocks third-party web trackers and pop-ups while you browse.

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