Samsung’s in-house web browser will gain a major update with One UI 9.5, bringing an improved desktop-style DeX interface, integrated Galaxy AI tools, natural‑language navigation and the ability to generate QR codes for webpages.
Samsung Browser desktop UI and DeX improvements
The updated interface appears to borrow from the Windows version of the browser, adding a desktop-style sidebar that makes browsing and multitasking more convenient on larger displays such as foldable phones and tablets. The improved DeX layout aims to make the browser feel more like a traditional desktop app, which could make DeX sessions significantly more desktop-friendly for productivity-focused users.
Galaxy AI features and natural‑language navigation
The sidebar integrates several Galaxy AI features — Ask Anything, Read Highlights Aloud, Summarise and Translate — allowing users to interact with web content without leaving the page. The browser can also suggest relevant questions to ask the AI assistant. Natural‑language webpage navigation is supported: users can type instructions such as ‘Open the article about the Memory app,’ and the browser will search for the requested information and load the related page. The same command can be spoken by tapping the microphone button, with the browser converting speech to text and processing the request.
QR code generation for easy sharing
The upcoming version adds an option to generate a QR code for any webpage from the browser menu, which can then be shared so others can open the same page on their device. This QR code feature is available both in DeX and in the browser’s normal mode on Galaxy phones and tablets.
The new features could debut with One UI 9.5, delivering a more desktop-like DeX experience and tighter integration of Galaxy AI tools within Samsung Browser.
