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Roku, who has about 50% of the streaming device market in the US, supports entering passwords via their mobile apps. Having to enter a password on a streaming
by tssva 2y ago
Roku, who has about 50% of the streaming device market in the US, supports entering passwords via their mobile apps.
Having to enter a password on a streaming device is rare event for me at least. Almost all of the apps on my Roku support using an off device web browser to authenticate.
- jeffhuys 2y ago> Roku, who has about 50% of the streaming device market in the US Wow, really? That's surprising to me, do you have a link so I can see the rest of the stats?
- tssva 2y agohttps://www.coolest-gadgets.com/streaming-devices-statistics/ https://www.coolest-gadgets.com/streaming-devices-statistics...
- tzs 2y agoHow about during initial setup of the Roku itself? Can you use the mobile app to give the Roku your WiFi password?
- tssva 2y agoI don't believe that was an option when I set mine up but that was a few years ago. Also there is a wide range of Roku devices and TVs with differing capabilities so even ig mine didn't it might be that some do support this. I honestly don't know.