
Dave Barlow
Like most reviews here, can't knock it, been using it for some time now and works great. I run it on an android TV box and flick round with my remote, only criticism I would have is having to use the remote arrow keys to control the cursor but I think that is down to third party connectivity and out of devs control? Still defo the best I've used. Thanks to the dev team
24 people found this review helpful

Cat Nap
- Flag inappropriate
- Show review history
Great idea, and it works fine some of the time. Where it fails is no option to chose subtitles languages when it launches the video player for streaming sites - if you go back to chose subs it messes with video player functionality, it won't play in full screen and if you get to full screen there's no subtitles. Also, many sites won't load (I get about.blank page) that load fine in BrowseHere tv browser, which also handles subtitles well.
20 people found this review helpful

Aditya Jain (Śþéèđ)
- Flag inappropriate
- Show review history
The best browser for Android TV. The in-built video player is amazing. It can automatically detect videos and play it on full-screen. It enhances the video quality and smoothens the playback. However, there is one major drawback. If you watch videos and need subtitles, the player does not display subtitles that are not hardcoded. As a user, you're forced to choose between the regular quality video with subtitles, or amazing quality without subtitles. I hope this issue can be resolved soon.
106 people found this review helpful