The browser client, without the install step
Open a tab and keep watching. The web client keeps your place across devices, remembers what you started, and works on anything with a reasonably current browser.
See how it works RequirementsContinue where you stopped
Playback position follows the account, not the device. Start on a laptop, finish on a tablet.
Adaptive quality
The stream adjusts to the connection instead of stalling. On a weak link it steps down quietly.
Light on the machine
Rendering is handed to the browser's own decoder, so an older laptop stays cool and quiet.
Keyboard first
Space, arrows, F for fullscreen, M to mute. Shortcuts are listed under the player menu.
Subtitles and tracks
Switch audio tracks and subtitles mid-playback; the choice is remembered per series.
Shareable timestamps
Copy a link at the current second and it opens exactly there for anyone with access.
How it works
Sign in once. The session is bound to the browser profile; there is no separate app to keep updated.
Pick a title. The catalogue is the same one the mobile and TV clients see, in sync.
Play. The client negotiates the best format your browser supports and starts within a second or two.
Close the tab whenever. Position is written continuously, so nothing is lost on an abrupt exit.
Requirements
A current release of Chrome, Firefox, Safari or any Chromium-based browser. Two most recent major versions are tested.
Hardware video decoding enabled — it is on by default nearly everywhere and matters most on laptops.
Roughly 5 Mbit/s for comfortable viewing. Lower links still work; quality adapts downward.
Cookies allowed for this domain, so the session and playback position can be stored.