The latest beta version of Samsung Internet has been released. This latest version brings longer history lists to Android smartphones and tablets. This latest version also brings improvements to the tab manager UI on Android tablets. This latest version might include some bug fixes and reliability improvements.
The latest Samsung internet beta update is available on the Google Play Store, supporting version v22.0.0.24, and we are hoping for it to be available soon on Galaxy Stores too. With a size of 77.29MB, it is compatible with Android 8.0, the latest version of the operating system. As per the official changelog, this latest update increases the number of history items, which means that it’ll show up more history items in the latest update.
Tab Manager’s layout is also improved on tablets with the latest version. Tabs in the latest update might appear in column view to take advantage of the bigger screen. All these features are available with the latest update to the browser.
If you haven’t already installed this latest beta version on your device, you can grab it from the Galaxy Store or Play Store. By installing this version, you’ll be able to experience these features before they make it to the stable version of the Internet.
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