Twilio Video now supports Samsung Internet Browser
The Twilio Video JavaScript SDK now officially supports Samsung Browser, expanding support to millions of Android users on Samsung Galaxy devices. Upgrade to the latest Video JavaScript SDK to enable Samsung Browser compatibility.
The Twilio Video JavaScript SDK now supports Samsung Browser, the third most popular mobile internet browser globally with over 1 billion installs. This adds official support for millions of Android users on Samsung Galaxy devices who use Samsung Browser as their default browser and expands the reach of Twilio Video.
To use Twilio Video with Samsung Browser, upgrade your application to the latest version of the Video JavaScript SDK. See the JavaScript SDK changelog for additional details and review the supported browsers documentation for the full browser compatibility matrix.
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