What I really like most about Netflix is that it works on nearly all devices. It seemed really strange Hulu was going out of their way to block devices while Ne

What I really like most about Netflix is that it works on nearly all devices. It seemed really strange Hulu was going out of their way to block devices while Netflix was going out of their way to do the opposite. I've been using Amazon since they had Amazon Unbox (which was a horrendous abomination of a program.) Back then I had to futz with the software, wait for it to download and then only watch it on that computer. For me now, I watch Netflix on my iPad, multiple laptops, desktop, Apple TV, and Roku. I pause a show on one device and resume it on another. That is the way video should be. If Amazon can do this, great, then I don't need Netflix anymore. The Amazon Prime library is getting closer and closer to Netflix by the day. Perhaps the larger open question s will Apple attempt to lock Amazon out of their platform. I have no problem subscribing to multiple services (right now I've got Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, CrunchyRoll.) I pay for video content on Amazon & Apple too. The reason I use Netflix for 90% of my video is because it works on 100% of my devices.