After five months in beta for Windows, Samsung released the stable version of the Samsung Browser. It can be installed on Windows 10 (version 1809 or higher) and, of course, on Windows 11. The version is 30.0.0.95 and is available globally, unlike the beta variant, which was limited to select markets.
As one would expect, Samsung Browser offers seamless cross-device and cross-platform continuity and syncs everything from bookmarks and browsing history to settings and personal data like passwords via the Samsung Pass integration.
But that’s hardly the centerpiece feature of the browser. All browsers have deep sync across devices. What makes Samsung Browser unique is the Perplexity AI with agentic capabilities baked into the browser itself.
Samsung expands its partnership with Perplexity AI beyond just Galaxy AI on Android. The browser offers a plethora of AI features native to the browser. It can summarize a webpage, translate it and perform a series of tasks. For instance, you can ask it to make plans or research based on tabs you’ve opened.
Search within the browser works with natural language as well. You can search through your browsing history by explaining to Perplexity AI what you are looking for.
According to Samsung, the browser can understand context within videos, and you can ask the AI to rewind to a specific segment by explaining what you are looking for.
Samsung Browser is available to download at the source link below.