Netflix now supports Firefox for Linux

Luigys Toro

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Waiting for many users of Firefox y Netflix has come to an end, the excellent streaming platform of movies and series has announced the full and native compatibility of Netflix on Firefox for Linux.

Although there were various methods to view Netflix from Firefox on Linux, this news is a good point for all technology platforms to increase compatibility with our favorite operating system. netflix for linux

From this moment we can access Netflix from firefox without any problem, just enter the official website of the platform and view our movies, all thanks to technology HTML5 . Unfortunately, it is still not possible to play multimedia with a resolution higher than HD (720p) but this is expected to change in the future.

With this excellent announcement Firefox joins Chrome as compatible browsers to play Netflix movies and series on Linux. Likewise, it was announced that the platform evaluates new functionalities so that its users save time choosing new films, as well as new resolution formats that exceed industry standards.

It is certainly great news for all Netflix fans who prefer to use firefox over other browsers.


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  1.   Anonymous said
    ago 7 years

    They should correct them for this, since they do not correspond to the verb to be, which is the one that is branded ...

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  2.   Ivan Camillo said
    ago 7 years

    Excellent, now the only thing missing is the option of being able to send what is played to the Chromecast, which paradoxically does have the mobile browser.

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  3.   Cryptolocker said
    ago 7 years

    Anything that compatibility with free software is a breakthrough.
    Excellent article.

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  4.   eliotime3000 said
    ago 7 years

    An important fact: Firefox by default activates DRM systems such as Widevine and EME. In case Netflix and other browsers do not work for them, just go to "about: config" and if the values ​​like "disable = eme" and "disable = widevine" appear in your distro's Firefox, then you won't be able to to enjoy these services.

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  5.   Lucas matias gomez said
    ago 7 years

    Genial.

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  6.   claudio del rio said
    ago 7 years

    greetings a query asks me to install microsoft silverligth someone knows why?
    From already thank you very much

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  7.   abrahamtamayo said
    ago 7 years

    I feel a bit betrayed myself ... because I really don't like pulseaudio and the new versions make it mandatory. Otherwise with Google Chrome

    Reply to abrahamtamayo
  8.   DiCostaLuis said
    ago 3 years

    My favorite app to watch movies desde Linux It's DixMax, it's free, it works great and it has the latest releases. I recommend it, I downloaded it in https://descargarappgratis.com/dixmax/
    I hope it has helped you. A greeting.

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