Official Samsung videos can’t be played on Internet Explorer

Samsung Newsroom is the place where I navigate throughout the day. As a Samsung enthusiast, I keep running the Global Newsroom in the internet browser’s tab all time. It keeps me connected with the latest official inputs and news from the company.

The Samsung Newsroom just added a notification in the header regarding the end of support for the Internet Explorer browser. In the header section, the Newsroom now notifies readers that the official videos won’t be supported on Internet Explorer app.

“Samsung Newsroom’s videos will no longer be supported on Internet Explorer. Please try a different type of web browser.”

Since Samsung Newsroom recommends you switch to a different type of web browser, the redirection link takes us directly to YouTube’s supported browsers tab. On the official support page, Google mentioned that “YouTube no longer supports Internet Explorer.”

It’s worth mentioning that this change directly affects the users who explore Samsung Newsroom on PC. Internet Explorer is a PC-first application and Microsoft’s Bing and Edge browsers are not so popular even after ChatGPT integration.

You can still watch Samsung Newsroom’s videos on web browsers including Google Chrome, Firefox, MS Edge, and Opera. Consumers of Apple products also visit Samsung Newsroom to see what’s epic happening in the Galaxy so they can continue enjoying innovations through the Safari browser.

Apart from this, the YouTube support page tells you to update your browser for the best viewing experience. Without the latest version of your browser, you can still watch YouTube videos, but you may have problems using YouTube’s newer features.