Although Samsung has already begun testing the One UI 9 interface on its Galaxy S26 lineup, the tech giant remains tight-lipped about the broader software upgrades planned for its ecosystem. However, recent leaks suggest the South Korean company is heavily focusing on optimizing its default browser, Samsung Internet, by introducing two entirely new tools.

Tech tipster Josh Huy has uncovered that Samsung is developing a feature dubbed "Ask Anything." Powered by Galaxy AI, this extension to the Browser Assist suite leverages artificial intelligence algorithms alongside user browsing history. It can directly answer questions related to the currently viewed webpage—or any other topic—without requiring users to leave the app. Leaked images indicate the feature will soon roll out in a limited beta.

In addition, tech account Galaxy Techie spotted an "Open PDF in Notes" option in the browser's build version 30.0.2.45. This upgrade allows users who click on a PDF link to instantly bypass the download folder and open the file directly in Samsung Notes for annotation. The update also grants users the freedom to rearrange the quick settings menu (the three-dot button) to better suit their personal preferences.

Currently, these tools are absent from the stable version of Samsung Internet and will arrive in upcoming software updates. Given its heavy reliance on hardware processing power, the smart "Ask Anything" feature will likely remain exclusive to newer Galaxy models.