Samsung Internet browser is getting updated on One UI 8 devices, and this update apparently changes the app’s identity.

Starting in the Galaxy S26 series, Samsung Internet has turned Samsung Browser, which is now landing on older models running One UI 8. It’s a bold shift in terms of the identity of the app, and it also carries improvements.

Samsung Internet app’s v29.0.5.3 update doesn’t just rename to Browser, but also elevates the experience. Some anticipated changes are yet to be applied, but the progress is constant and on the right path.

Version 29.0.5.3 update adds a new feature that alerts you with a warning notification when you access possibly malicious websites. The browser will detect the reliability of your browsing to safeguard your device, data, and privacy.

An alert will be issued, letting you decide whether to continue browsing or end that session. Even if you continue browing, it will be in your mind that the website could be malicious and you won’t share personal or financial details.

Release notes also mention bug fixes and app stability improvements. This content usually comes with every release of the application. You can look forward to a stable and seamless user experience after installing this version.

• Provides a warning notification when accessing unexpected malicious websites.
• Includes bug fixes and improves app stability.

Samsung Internet (now Browser) is rolling out in batches. Check either the Galaxy Store or the Play Store to find the latest update. It has landed on One UI 8 devices, with future expansion likely covering One UI 7 devices too.

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