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One of the most attractive features of netflix is the ability stream movies on the browser. Why would we want to move that to a separate app?
by dcgudeman 10y ago
One of the most attractive features of netflix is the ability stream movies on the browser. Why would we want to move that to a separate app?
- exodust 10y agoI wouldn't call limiting resolution to 720p in the browser "attractive". Are you aware of this limit? In Chrome and Firefox, you can't watch Netflix above 720p. It's why I must use IE with Silverlight to watch Netflix at full HD on Windows 7.
- sosborn 10y ago> In Chrome and Firefox, you can't watch Netflix above 720p. Oh my god, the horror!
- exodust 10y agoWell, if youtube clips uploaded at 1080p couldn't be watched at 1080p, people would complain. When services advertise "hd video" and it doesn't actually work in HD... I'm sure you can figure it out. But then maybe you can't, given your remark.
- Tiksi 10y agoI thought the limit/split was 1080p in browser, 4k only through certain channels?
- exodust 10y agoNo, there's a page on Netflix listing the resolution limits per browser, I checked before I posted.
- PretzelFisch 10y agoThe most attractive feature of netflix is that it is everywhere and most people would not have a problem installing a dedicated app, just look and android and ios.
- Shorel 10y agoI prefer Netflix in Kodi, not in the browser. It's a far superior experience.