What’s the point of your phone without the internet? You wouldn’t be able to look up things in an instant without it, like checking who won the latest game. But not all internet browsers are made the same. In this guide, we’ve the two best browsers – Google Chrome and Samsung Internet – who have worked their way up through the ranks to become champions.
Google Chrome
In this corner, we have Google Chrome! Yep, the browser you love to use on your Samsung laptop is also on your phone. And it’s still multi-talented on your phone because you can use services right on it when you sign into a Google account, like Google Drive. To make it even more fierce, the phone version will remember your search history from Chrome on your computer. Just start typing in the same keywords in the search bar and they should instantly appear. Ah, there’s that recipe you found yesterday!
But that’s not Chrome’s only ability. You can also open multiple tabs, add bookmarks, and add shortcuts to the Chrome home screen. You can even open recently closed tabs, see recent downloads, and use Incognito mode when you’re birthday shopping and don’t want anyone seeing your history. When you have more tabs open than you know what to do with, don’t worry, Chrome can handle it. To instantly switch between tabs, touch the top panel and then swipe left or right. Scrolling through 30 gift ideas just got less frustrating.
Internet
But Chrome isn’t the only browser you’ve got at your disposal. The Internet app on your phone, made especially for Galaxy phones, is also a worthy contender. It has some tricks up its sleeves, namely awesome extensions and features! Just touch More Options to see its stats. Its strongest stat is its content blockers. These extensions will help you fight against crime! Or rather, it will prevent crime by stopping hackers or viruses from damaging your phone.
Internet’s strengths don’t end there. It also has other features like Tracking blocker, which will block any cookies or programs that are trying to view your info. And then there’s Video Assistant for watching videos and Night Mode for when you’re in bed reading on your phone. And you know what? In Internet’s Secret Mode, you can set a password, so only you can access it. Your friend won’t have a clue about your b-day present for them.
Use Them Together!
Now it’s time for a tag team where Internet and Chrome work together. You can add the Samsung Internet Extension Guide to Bookmarks on your laptop’s Chrome browser. With this installed, you can access bookmarks you’ve saved in Internet on your computer! Together, these two browsers make a formidable force.
Who are you betting your money on? It’s a tie! Both browsers Chrome and Internet are first-rate winners.
