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Change the Search Engine in the Samsung Internet browser

The Samsung Internet browser has Google as a default search engine. However, the browser offers the option to change the search engine from the vast available list.

You can also add a custom search engine using the plus icon. Anything you search in the omnibar opens the search term in the new default search engine.

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How to Change Default Search Engine in Samsung Internet

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Change the Default Search Engine

Samsung Internet employs an easy-to-use interface that makes it possible to change the search engine efficiently. Here are the steps to change:

  1. Launch the Samsung Internet on your Android.
  2. Tap on More horizontal 3-bar icon options and select the Settings menu.
    Samsung Settings menu
  3. Tap on the Search engine option.
    Samsung Internet Settings Search EngineIt will display the default search engine list. 
  4. Enable the checkbox to any other search engine to change.
    Change Default Search Engines in Samsung InternetIt will set the search engine as default.

You can also enable or disable the toggle switch to ‘Suggest websites and search terms‘ for personalization. You can even delete the saved search terms from the browser.

In addition, if you have any other search engine in mind, click on Plus plus add icon, and it will open a comprehensive list of all other search engines available in the browser.

Add Search Engines in Samsung Internet

You can choose any search engine or select multiple checkboxes to add to the search engine list and make it a default search engine on Samsung Internet.

Bottom Line

Samsung Internet offers you a wide selection of search engines to choose from. But still, it doesn’t offer any way to add a new or custom search engine.

After changing the default search engine, when you search anything in the address bar the results will appear from the selected search engine.

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Kushal Azza

Kushal Azza

Kushal Azza is a Google Certified Analytics & IT Professional, Digital Content Creator, and Go-To Digital Marketer. He has over a decade of experience solving tech problems, troubleshooting, and innovating digital solutions. Follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn.

1 comments and feedback

  1. It does not delete selected search engines. Also, where is Dogpile.com search engine?!!

    What a list you have, but no Dogpile search engine in ADD list!!

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