Luckily enough, Samsung has its own alternative to the famous Mozilla, Google Chrome, or Opera browsers for mobile devices. It’s simply called the Samsung Internet Browser, and it has now been updated to the 21.0.0.41 version.
The new Samsung Internet Browser update is already available through a simple APK file, although some people might have wanted to see a bundle APK as well. The minimum supported version of the Android operating system is Android 7, which means that practically, everyone should easily qualify for the demand.
What’s new in Samsung Internet Browser 21.0.0.41
One notable addition that the new 21.0.0.41 update grants is the inclusion of an option that allows users to relocate the Tab Bar and Bookmark Bar to the bottom of the browser interface. By moving these navigation components to the bottom, users will get convenient access and manage their tabs and bookmarks with greater ease.
Furthermore, the new 21.0.0.41 update for the Samsung Internet Browser also introduces an exciting feature that’s specifically designed for tablet devices. In other words, if you’re using a tablet to navigate across the web with the Samsung Internet Browser, you now have the option to move the URL bar, which displays the website address or search query, to the bottom of the browser interface on their tablets. This enhancement’s purpose is to optimize the browsing experience on larger screens by bringing the URL bar closer to the natural grip position of the user.
The Samsung Internet Browser is a versatile web browsing app that can be used from a wide range of devices, such as smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and even wearables. This means that users can enjoy a powerful browsing experience on their Samsung Galaxy smartphones, Galaxy tablets, Galaxy Watches, and other devices built by Samsung. Additionally, the browser is also available for download from the well-known Google Play Store, making it accessible to Android users on non-Samsung devices as well.
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