Windows 10: Netflix now available on Firefox --Linux too you don't need Chrome

Hi folks

Netflix users can use the Firefox browser --you don't need to use Chrome which a lot of people don't like.

Works directly on IE11 too

I HATE Edge so I haven't even bothered tried using that.

Works both on Windows and Linux.

Simply go to Netflix.com and sign in to your account. When you start watching anything for the first time you'll see a little prompt to enable DRM. press on the box and Netflix starts working. Nothing to install and you don't need adobe flash extensions either.

Here's a screenshot of Shooter on Netflix using Firefox with Centos 7. Video is far better than the screenshot of course as the screenshot is trying to capture a changing image. !!!

You can get up to standard full HD 1080p -- not sure yet about ultra high HD --I think you need an extra subscription for that and a capable TV / monitor of displaying. Whether standard browsers can do that I don't know.






Cheers
jimbo

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OVI MAP Plugin for Firefox 3.6?

So I'm using firefox 3.6.8 on Linux. And when I go to the "Routing" tab, it says my browser is not supported and I need firefox 3.5 or IE.



Are you saying firefox 3.6.8 is supported ? If yes, is it supported on LInux too ?



tnx.

 

System crashes (Either SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION or PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA) after adding ram

Have you tried running Netflix in another browser such as chrome or Firefox?

I have no issues with YouTube in any browser that isn't Edge

(Can't say much if its an app that makes you BSOD as I don't typically use them much)