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Anonymous

Samsung's new browser, availab(...) 10/30/25(Thu)08:45:10 No.107052107

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Samsung's new browser, available on PC
https://browser.samsung.com/beta
https://x.com/thatjoshguy69/status/1983684671675215957

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)08:47:36 No.107052124

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)08:47:36 No.107052124

>>107052107
I use it on android because it has the ability to work full screen (hiding top/bottom bars, hiding even time/battery status bar). What is the use case on pc?

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)08:48:57 No.107052133

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)08:48:57 No.107052133

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>>107052107
No thanks

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)08:52:29 No.107052159

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)08:52:29 No.107052159

>>107052107
everyone wants your browsing data basically

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)08:57:02 No.107052195

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)08:57:02 No.107052195

>>107052107
>moscow

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)08:59:51 No.107052215

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)08:59:51 No.107052215

>>107052107
>Samsung
Can't wait for the state mandated bronzy buddy (or whatever their AI is called) extension you can't deactivate or remove.
Also
>new browser
>look inside
>chromium

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)09:19:09 No.107052401

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)09:19:09 No.107052401

>>107052107
AI Overview
Yes, the
Samsung Internet browser is based on the Chromium open-source project, just like Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. This means it shares the same core foundation and is a popular, fast, and reliable web browser for Android devices

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)10:46:16 No.107053233

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)10:46:16 No.107053233

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Use case for a new browser? Firefox just werks

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)10:47:29 No.107053244

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)10:47:29 No.107053244

>>107052195
Based, i know.

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)11:28:29 No.107053596

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)11:28:29 No.107053596

>>107053233
>Firefox
https://archive.vn/ia2z4

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)14:20:40 No.107055295

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)14:20:40 No.107055295

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>>107052215
>>look inside
>>chromium
Nope.

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)15:05:26 No.107055742

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)15:05:26 No.107055742

>>107055295
yes it's chromium, you retarded piece of shit

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)15:38:15 No.107056019

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)15:38:15 No.107056019

>>107052107
smasnug

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)17:55:10 No.107057217

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)17:55:10 No.107057217

>>107053596
That's cool and all but I don't care

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)18:05:08 No.107057310

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)18:05:08 No.107057310

>>107052107
I have browser bloat fatigue. Just use chromium if you need that. Otherwise go with Firefox.

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)18:07:24 No.107057335

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)18:07:24 No.107057335

>>107052107
if its chromium based, then what is the point of switching

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)18:09:42 No.107057353

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)18:09:42 No.107057353

>>107057335
The only use case is if you use Samsung Internet on your phone and want to sync it to desktop. That's it.

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)18:29:20 No.107057463

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)18:29:20 No.107057463

what's the best current go-to everyday browser?
firefox starting to behave like a turd, is chrome still a piece of shit?

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)18:33:40 No.107057498

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)18:33:40 No.107057498

>>107057463
Try Waterfox or Zen Browser
Both are based on Firefox

Chrome (and all other 'skins' including Brave, Arc, Dia, Samsung, Atlas, Comet, etc) are all shit.

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)18:38:58 No.107057541

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)18:38:58 No.107057541

And here I thought the age of Chrome reskins was nearly over. All these companies are running out of ideas on how to steal user data even with AI. Pretty embarrassing.

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)19:00:38 No.107057748

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)19:00:38 No.107057748

>>107052107
I might actually try this, I have an s25 and a tab S10. Probably won't be able to do anything Firefox and Firefox mobile can't, but it's worth trying out

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)19:02:17 No.107057764

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)19:02:17 No.107057764

>>107057498
idk wtf is wrong with all firefox browsers but they are just straight up broken for me right now I've tried fire and water just now on a random site and sometimes it takes entire minutes to load images
then i try basic bitch chrome and it insta loads it all

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)19:07:23 No.107057805

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)19:07:23 No.107057805

>>107057463
settled on librewolf for pc and ironfox for phone

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)19:17:58 No.107057911

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)19:17:58 No.107057911

>>107057764
Hmm, I have been using Fire and Water on multiple machines (Windows and Linux) for the last few years and haven't had any noticeable issues like that.

I looked in on the Desktop thread there now and that loaded instantly for me.

Wonder if it's an add-on

Anonymous
10/30/25(Thu)19:43:16 No.107058080

Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)19:43:16 No.107058080

>>107052107
>Another data hoarding browser
Yaawwn