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Using Firefox or Chrome solves this problem as you don't get full quality for Netflix on them, hence there's no address collision as you resort to using Edge (o

by BbzzbB 5y ago

Using Firefox or Chrome solves this problem as you don't get full quality for Netflix on them, hence there's no address collision as you resort to using Edge (or else?) for Netflix.

Graffur 5y ago
Huh? You don't get full quality on Netflix in some browsers?
- NobodyNada 5y ago
  That’s correct: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/13444 https://help.netflix.com/en/node/13444 > Netflix is available in Ultra HD on Windows and Mac computers with: > - Microsoft Edge for Windows > - Windows 10 App > - Safari for MacOS 11.0 or later I believe this is for DRM reasons — Firefox is open-source, so they don’t want you modifying your copy of Firefox to bypass DRM or whatever.
  - Sohcahtoa82 5y ago
    Does spoofing your user-agent bypass that?
    - nitrogen 5y ago
      You probably can't spoof the DRM.
      - Fogest 5y ago
        I think that is because there is actually DRM technology in the browser that communicates with Netflix when on their site. So it's definitely a lot more than just checking a UA. But it would be nice if it were that easy.