… It’s available as a browser extension, which works with Chrome and other major browsers, and as a mobile app, so you’re covered whether you’re buying that new smartphone on your laptop or impulse-buying a Bluetooth speaker on your phone at midnight. …
… Rather, this is a problem limited to streaming via an internet browser, specifically Google Chrome. We haven’t heard of this happening on other browsers or in-app, so if that’s the issue you’ve run into, let us know. …
… And while I did feel envy for the first time in a long time, it wasn’t enough to tempt me back to the browser. Would you like to see AI prompt shortcuts in more browsers? …
… However, Google didn’t take long to flip the situation in its favor by shipping the biggest upgrade its flagship browser has seen in a decade. …
… Most streaming services work incredibly well on Windows, especially through browsers like Chrome or Edge. And it’s not like you’re missing out on apps either. Platforms like Apple TV, Disney Plus, Netflix, and even Spotify are easily accessible on Windows, either through apps or the browser. …
… Users who just want a broad spectrum of options without awkwardly navigating to each via a web browser or installing those apps will find AI Hub extremely useful and convenient. …
… Another device with a browser You can double-check if your Android version is authentic by using a trusted second device. …