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They made a new portal in HTML5 and JavaScript. When you access the former one (that was in Silverlight), there's a link at the bottom inviting you to change.

• duaneb 14y ago
  > Windows 8 won't even run Silverlight. They don't want their tablet users to use Netflix?
  • chc 14y ago
    There will probably be a Metro Netflix app. I think that's the idea.
  • facorreia 14y ago
    I should clarify that it's Internet Explorer _on Metro_ that won't run Silverlight (as far as is known). And, in consequence, ARM tablets won't either (because there will be no desktop mode, just Metro). On the other hand, the new XAML-based API will be a somewhat easy upgrade path from Silverlight app to native app.
    • __float 14y ago
      No no no! Windows on ARM does have a desktop. But traditional x86[-64] compiled apps will obviously not work. The desktop does still exist though.
      • facorreia 14y ago
        Thank you for the clarification. So current x86 desktop apps won't run, but some might be retargeted and they would work.
• robinduckett 14y ago
  <!--[if IE]> <script> if (!window.document.documentMode || window.document.documentMode < 8) { window.location = "/Error/Unsupported"; } </script> <![endif]-->