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Tina Popielarczyk

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Aug 2, 2024, 7:59:35 AM8/2/24

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My PS3 and my iPhone (while on WiFi) wouldn't load Netflix. Reverting the firmware on my Airport Express fixed the problem. I have two young children and no cable, so I was kinda freaking out. Thanks so much.

I WAS having a similar problem where i couldn't view netflix, apple, new york times and a few others, only the text of the webpages would come up, nothing else. I recently updated my router, now the websites load pretty well, minus a few images here and there.

Well, let me make it even stranger: running a MacMini w/ Snow Leopard. When logged in as administrator = no problem reaching Netflix. I can log in. I can search. I can watch instantly. But if logged in as a non-admin user = no images load on the netflix.com page, and the browser (Firefox AND Safari) fails to connect to Netflix server when I try to sign in.

What's happening here is that netflix is shutting you out for using too much of their bandwidth. This problem started for me when my two roommates started using "Watch Instantly". Before that it was never a problem, but the increased traffic caused netflix to shut out my entire network, and one day no device connected to my wireless router could load netflix, not even my cellphone. I tried clearing my DNS cache as someone suggested, and that didn't work. Then I tried getting a new IP address from my dhcp, but that didn't work either of course because my whole network was blacklisted. The solution I came upon was to connect by proxy.

I'm having this issue, it is strange, I have a MacBook Pro early 2011 running the latest Lion version and while inside OS X, netflix homepage won't load correctly or load at all, however, If I turn on my Personal Hotspot (iPhone) it will work, but here is where it gets more confusing: I have Boot Camp with Windows 7, when I load up there, Netflix will load correctly on the same router it doesn't load while I am on Lion.

All - I have had this issue for months and after reading your discussion, I took a look at my Safari settings. Under the "Advanced" button, click on "Change Settings" next to Proxies. Check the box "Auto Proxy Discovery". Worked immediately for me. Netflix browser finally loads the pictures of the movies in Safari!!

Thank you! I was having this problem until I did what you suggested. Before that I tried several things, reinstalled FF, checked file permissions, tried other browsers, other machines, other OSses, changed router, changed internal ips, tried with only one machine on network, tried tcpdump, wireshark, etc, etc, etc. Thanks!

I was having this same problem and am not good with technology so some of the answers were way too confusing for me but what I found to work was to go to the netflix page, right click on the show you want to watch, press open in dashboard, it will load an image in the dashboard and if you click on that it will then play your show.

I've tried most of the Netflix (website's) suggestions to troubleshoot why videos won't play with Firefox; none could fixed the issue. The only suggestion I did not try is to disable Private browsing mode simply because I don't know how to do it and Firefox Support does not specifically address this task. I've also tried the suggestions provided by various forum responders to this issue ... again, no fix!Can someone please provide specific instructions on how to disable Private browsing?

Have you already turned off the Autoplay block or used the little icon toward the left end of the address bar to make a site exception? This article has more info: Allow or block media autoplay in Firefox.

Normally, Firefox saves history as you browse. Does your Firefox save history? You can check by pressing Ctrl+h to open the History sidebar. If it doesn't show pages you recently viewed, then you may be in a private window. What do you see?

I referenced your provided link (TY) and there is NO special icon indicating Firefox is blocking Netflix playback. Also, in the Permissions section, Block websites from automatically playing sound is NOT checked.

I followed all the Netflix Help Center instructions except the one directing me to Disable Private Browsing. All my Firefox tabs open in Private Browsing and I can't find a way to disable it. How can I disable it?

We can get Netflix on our Bush 24" TV and on our Samsung Qled tv in living room but today we can no longer get Netflix on our bedroom tv. A message repeatedly comes up "this device is not compatible with Netflix. Go to "www.netflix.com/compatibledevices" but this is of no help. Our Netflix subscription is changing on the 2nd June but why is there suddenly a problem now? Anyone got any ideas of how we can restore compatibility? I've tried software update, checked there is good internet connection (20Mbs), unplugged the set for 10mins. Online holds out possibility of downloading "Firmware" on to USB flash drive then plugging in to tv USB socket to update but I can't find this "firmware" anywhere on Samsung site. Please can you help!

If you your TV states the app is no longer supported Netfliix has stopped updating the app for your TV. Only way to get it too work again would be to get a Chromecast, Amazon, Roku streaming device and plug it into your HDMI port on your tv it states on Netflix's website that you posted

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