Telegram's in-app browser has received significant updates, making it a more robust and integrated feature. Here's a guide on how to use it and what you can do with the latest version.

What is the Telegram Browser?
The Telegram browser is a built-in web browser that opens when you click on links within the app. It's designed to keep you within the Telegram environment while you browse, and it has been updated with new features to make that experience more seamless and useful.

Key Features of the Latest Update
Multi-Tab Support: A major addition is the ability to open multiple tabs. This means you can open several links or web pages and easily switch between them without having to close the browser. This is particularly handy if you're researching something or want to keep a link open for later reference while continuing your conversation.

Collapse and Reopen: You can now minimize a page you're viewing and reopen it from the bottom bar. This is a great way to quickly check a new message or respond to a chat without losing your place on the web page.

Web3 and TON Support: The Telegram browser now supports decentralized websites (TON Sites) hosted on The Open Network (TON). This bridges the gap between mainstream users and blockchain functionalities, allowing you to interact with decentralized applications (dApps) directly within the app.

Mini App Integration: Telegram's "Mini Apps" are now more tightly integrated with the browser. When you open a Mini App, it uses the in-app browser, and you can switch between the app and other web pages without losing your progress. There's also a new "Apps" tab in the search bar to help you discover and access popular Mini Apps more easily.

Bookmarks: You can add bookmarks to pages you want to revisit, making it easier to save and organize content you find.

How to Use the Telegram Browser
Using the in-app browser is straightforward:

Click a link: When someone sends you a link in a chat, or you find one in a channel, simply tap on it.

The browser opens: The link will open automatically within the Telegram app's browser.

Navigate: You can use the back and forward buttons to move through your Browse history.

Manage tabs: If you open another link, it will likely open in a new tab, which you can manage from the browser's interface.

Minimize and return: To go back to your chat, simply collapse the browser window. You can then reopen it from the bottom of the screen to continue where you left off.

Log out of your web sessions: For security, it's always a good idea to log out of any websites you've signed into, especially on shared or public devices.

Note: If you prefer to use your device's default browser (like Chrome or Safari), you can often disable the built-in browser in your Telegram settings. Look for this option under "Data and Storage" or "Chat Settings."