The Samsung Browser app on Wear OS now lets you download images and GIFs

Samsung continues to enhance its smartwatch experience with the latest update to its Browser app on Wear OS, introducing a feature that allows users to download images and GIFs directly to their smartwatches. This new capability adds a layer of convenience for users who enjoy browsing the web on their devices.

New Download Feature

With the updated Samsung Browser app, users can now long-press on images while browsing, prompting an option to “Download image.” This intuitive feature supports various formats, including PNG, JPG, JPEG, and GIF, with a maximum file size of 10MB. This means that whether it’s a cherished photo or a fun GIF, users can easily save it to their wrist.

Once downloaded, images are stored in the watch’s internal memory, specifically within a designated “Downloads” folder. The app also features a new section on the home page where users can view their downloaded images, albeit only as thumbnails. To access the full images, a third-party file manager or gallery app is required.

Managing Downloads

Users can manage their downloaded content with ease. The app allows for the deletion of individual images through a simple long-press action, and it even supports the selection of multiple images for bulk deletion. This streamlined approach ensures that users can maintain their device’s storage efficiently.

As the Samsung Browser app evolves, it continues to offer a robust platform for smartwatch users, enabling them to enjoy web content in a more interactive manner. To take advantage of this new feature, users simply need to update their app and begin exploring the possibilities right from their wrists.

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The Samsung Browser app on Wear OS now lets you download images and GIFs