LanguageReactor for tablets

Hello,

It would be very much appreciated if you could integrate LanguageReactor for tablets, because me for example, I’m studying german and it would make such big of a difference if i could study german while watching netflix on my ipad in bed or on the go or wherever i am, and later on for phones, also later on for TVs as well! But I guess it would be best if you could do it for tablets. What do you think? Could you do this as soon as possible?

Thanks a lot in advance,

I doubt it.
Some people have success with using Orion browser, which has Chrome extension support. You may look into this.

Any suggestion for android tablet ? I try kiwi browser and works with yt but doesn’t support Netflix ,and Chrome browser also doesn’t work with language reactor extension.

I have this exact tablet:

It does everything I need in standard Chrome. Because it’s a “Chromebook”, Netflix treats it like a laptop. So it just works, with LR, without any workarounds.

The only catch is, I can’t get the three dots (copy thing) in the subtitles to work with the touch screen. I had to get a usbc mouse for that specifically. But everything else works like you would expect for a tablet.

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Hi, I just tried it with the Orion, it didn’t work out.

@Mel_Valche The S7351 error code on Netflix (which I see in your screenshot) is related to problems accessing the service through your browser. This code appears if you are using an older version of your browser or an operating system that is no longer supported by Netflix.

To resolve the issue, try the following steps:

  1. Update your browser to the latest version if you are using an older version.
  2. Restart your device and try again.
  3. If the problem occurs on mobile devices, make sure your Netflix app is updated to the latest version.
    Thanks!

That was the root of my issue, and most likely the OP here. LR doesn’t work with the Netflix app. LR is a browser plugin so you need to run Netflix in the browser for LR to work.

That’s why I recommended the Chromebook above. For whatever reason, Netflix views chromebooks as laptops and lets you use the browser instead of forcing the app, like on a phone or tablet running standard android.