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Samsung Internet Beta improves cross-device functionality and more A new update for the Samsung Internet Beta just dropped, introducing two key features to its Chromium-powered web-browsing experience. Numbers one, there’s a new bookmarks bar on offer. It’s an optional addition that you can enable by going to  Settings >  Two, cross-device functionality has been improved in a big way. Go to  Settings >  Useful features (duh) >  Open links in other apps to start doing just that. If you own another Galaxy device, you can now not only share links, but browsing positions on individu...

Coil Brings Web Monetization to Samsung Internet Galaxy users can now enable Coil in the Samsung Internet Browser to activate streaming micropayments to support their favorite web monetized creators, developers, publishers and platforms in real-time News provided by Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Coil, the company dedicated to building a better business model for the web, today announced that its service is now available as an Add-on for Samsung Internet Browser, making it even easier to support the burgeoning ecosystem of web monetized creators, developers...

Samsung Internet gets Web Monetization capabilities with new Coil add-on Samsung Internet is seemingly getting better with each passing month. Back in March we discussed 7 reasons why Samsung Internet is the best mobile browser around, and now we can add yet another entry to that list. Coil — the company dedicated to building a better business model for the web — has just released the Coil add-on for the Samsung Internet browser, giving users an alternative way to supporting their favorite content creators. Coil is based on an open technology called Web Monetization that allows subscri...

What is Web Monetization Web Monetization is a browser API that allows content creators to monetize content, and content consumers to pay for it, anonymously, without ads or any friction, like paywalls and subscriptions. The basic concept is that a content creator signals they’re accepting payments, and the content consumer, via a browser extension, natively in the browser or by account linking, streams micropayments via the Interledger, which supports a wide variety of providers and currencies ( real and crypto). The point is, as a consumer you pay for what you consume directly ( instead o...