Samsung suddenly launched its browser on PC today. The Samsung Internet program is already available in the Microsoft Store.

Let us remind you that in the case of Android, the program is called Samsung Internet Browser, but this, of course, does not change the essence of the matter. There’s a single screenshot on the Windows Store that shows Samsung’s browser looking indistinguishable from Chrome.

In fact, this isn’t surprising considering most third-party browsers for Windows use the Blink engine, which is also the basis for Chrome. But the developers of many well-known browsers are trying to make their programs unique, at least externally, but here this is not yet the case. However, Samsung Internet will allow Galaxy smartphone owners to sync data from a PC with a browser on their mobile device.

However, this feature is only partially working so far; It allows you to sync your browsing history, bookmarks, saved pages and open tabs, but does not allow you to sync your passwords.