You can learn more in the company’s announcement post right here. This is a small change that had previously been available on select platforms, but Netflix is now broadly and fully rolling it out to all users. You also have the option to stream the Netflix content from any device with an HDMI cable to your BenQ GS2 or TK810 projector. Netflix also notes that you can undo the removal by clicking the back arrow option that pops up after clicking it the first time. Just download the Netflix app on your Android, link the device to your projector through the USB-C Gen 3.1 cable or higher (as in the case with the BenQ GV1 or GS2), and the stream to your heart’s content. Whether you’re deleting a new pick you’re not feeling, an old favorite you’ve rewatched too many times or Marie Kondo-ing your whole row, this new button lets you constantly keep your ‘Continue Watching’ row fresh and filled with the shows and movies you can’t wait to watch. You can remove a TV show or movie by clicking on a title, then looking for the new “Remove from Continue Watching” button in the list of options. This change is rolling out now across all of Netflix’s applications, including Apple TV, iPad, and iPhone. As announced in a recent blog post, you can finally tidy up your “Continue Watching” row in the Netflix app to remove TV shows or movies that you might have started but have no intention of finishing. See complete requirements below for HTML5, Silverlight 5, and Silverlight 4. Intel-based Mac computers running OS X Tiger (v10.4.11) or later. Here’s the output from the debug screen on Netflix (Ctrl+Opt+Cmd+Shift+D).

Netflix is rolling out a new version of its app on all platforms to fix a long-standing pesky quirk of the platform. You can use the Netflix HTML5 player or the Silverlight plug-in to watch Netflix TV shows and movies on: Windows computers running Windows XP or later.

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