Samsung phones come pre-loaded with not just Google Chrome, but also with the Samsung Internet browser.
While you might be inclined to disregard the latter, you may want to give it a second thought, especially if you care for customization. Samsung's browser recently received privacy and multitasking improvements and now, a new update to the beta version of the app is adding a handy bookmark bar.
It's disabled by default so you'll have to go into settings to enable it — here's how to do that:
- Tap the three-line menu in the bottom bar and open Settings.
- Find Appearance and dive into it.
- Here, toggle the "Show bookmark bar" option.
You should then see the bookmark bar right below the address bar, but the browser doesn't populate it with pre-existing bookmarks. You'll have to long-press the bar and manually add a page to it. Once the first site is added, a new "Bookmark bar" folder will appear in your existing bookmark collection, which you can then fill with previously saved pages. This process is a little counter-intuitive and will hopefully be improved with future updates.
