Is Android Browser the in-app browser?

[amendez92]

Which is the browser tagged as Android Browser as Browser = Android Browser and Browser Type = Google?

Thanks!

[Jennifer_Dungan · Accepted solution]

I believe this is how some "white labeled" browsers on some devices come through... some Android OS create their own skinned version of Chrome/Chromium... the icons are generally:

They are essentially "Chrome" but not Chrome.... or at least based off of the Chromium code base. 

I don't think there are many companies still building these out.. they seemed more popular about 10 years ago... I suspect if you correlate the OS you will find it's pretty old (Android 6 or 7 maybe, possibly older)

And yes, in the device it literally identifies as "Android Browser", it's not some fancy grouping on Adobe's side.

[amendez92]

Hello!

It couldn't be a old version because is the first case on our reports and it appears with new phones like S21 Ultra:

I supposed that this could be native browser for instagram or any like this type of browsers.

What do you think?

[Jennifer_Dungan]

It may be that the new "Samsung Internet" browser that comes pre-packaged with those phones all just bundle under "Android Browser" - A few years ago, I recall seeing "Samsung Browser" and "Android Browser"... so it's possible that Samsung has started using a more generic user agent string, or that Adobe is bundling a lot of white label browsers like that together... I don't have an S21 to test this out... but it's likely the "default" pre-loaded white labeled chromium browser.

And since I see a Huawei in there, likely their white labeled browser variant... again, either due to generic user agent values, or Adobe bundling them....