After launching a beta version of Samsung Internet 14 early last month, Samsung has now quietly released the final version of its mobile browser. Many of the features revealed in the beta are now available in this release, including the new Flex mode, which will display a video on the top half of the screen, and the control UI on the lower half.
Samsung Internet 14 app pair
Also, Smart Anti-Tracking received a bump to version 3.0, a much-needed improvement that should protect against first-party, redirection-based trackers by clearing cookies at scheduled intervals.
More importantly, Samsung Internet can now be paired with another instance of the browser at the same time via the edge panel. The new feature is meant to allow users to multitask when they navigate the internet. Here is how you can do that:
Launch Samsung Internet.
Touch the divider and tap on the App Pair icon. You will then be able to launch more than one Samsung Internet browser window at once.
Depending on what Galaxy device you're using you can have up to three app pairs. From One UI 2.5, a maximum of 3 instance app pair is supported in the split window. Apart from these major improvements, AndroidPolice reports that a couple of minor changes have been added too:
Enhanced smart anti-tracking" that automatically clears cookies at scheduled intervals
A new privacy control panel, showing how many pop-ups and cookies have been blocked
System font applies to web pages
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7: handwriting recognition in text boxes and the URL bar
Improvements to reader mode
Browser translation extension now supports 18 languages
To get all the benefits of Samsung Internet 14, simply update the browser app via the Google Play Store or Galaxy Store.
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