The latest iteration of Samsung’s operating system, One UI 8, has been generating significant buzz due to its revamped UI and noticeable changes to various apps, including Gallery, My Files, and more. Now, Samsung Internet has also joined the list of apps set to undergo a transformation.

According to a recent report by SammyGuru, Samsung is expected to introduce a completely redesigned Samsung Internet with the upcoming One UI 8 operating system.

The new design of Samsung Internet features a revamped menu that appears when the user clicks on the hamburger icon (three vertical lines), bearing a resemblance to the changes made to the Gallery app in One UI 8. Additionally, the background becomes blurred when the popup appears, aligning with the One UI 8 theme.

Similarly, the home page of the Samsung Internet app has been redesigned, featuring a cleaner and more streamlined UI. The background now displays a calming image of mountains, replacing the previous solid color.

The spacing between words has been optimized to prevent clutter on the home page, with a search URL bar located at the bottom and the top right corner reserved for the user’s Samsung Account linked to their Galaxy smartphones.

Furthermore, numerous leaks and rumors suggest that Samsung has commenced development on its next major software skin, One UI 8, which is still in its early stages, leaving room for additional improvements, feature additions, and changes.

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