The PC version of Samsung Samsung Internet browser is now on the shelves of Microsoft Windows Store

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, November 29 (Xinhua)-- it is believed that Samsung's pre-installed Samsung Internet browser experience is quite good for Samsung mobile phone users, even surpassing Google Chrome in some ways. However, there has always been a limitation that there is no desktop version.

Today, Samsung finally launched its Samsung Internet browser for Windows PC, which is now on the Microsoft Store (CTOnews.com Note: non-Samsung devices can also be used).

For Samsung mobile users, if you choose to use this desktop browser, the biggest benefit may be the ability to synchronize data between your phone and PC, but currently you can only synchronize browsing history, bookmarks, saved pages and open tabs, and password synchronization is not available.

As for other aspects, the Windows version of Samsung Internet is based on the open source Chromium project, so it also has ad blocking, privacy mode, extended support, light and dark mode themes and so on.

SamMobile pointed out that the Windows version of Samsung Internet seems to have some performance problems, such as running at a low refresh rate, which makes users feel a significant lag when browsing the site.