BrowseDNS - Enable Access to the Open Internet

[lollapalooza]

o h
like all the video apps not on eshop

[Young mutt]

@lollapalooza

why you put gay people??????????

[lollapalooza]

im aroace but....it kinda felt understanding so...

[Young mutt]

ok??

[Young mutt]

i was just wondering is there a way to get online in the switchbru to watch netflix or Disney+?

[A Former User]

@schoolgeek nah, video doesn't work, but you can comment on youtube community posts

[Young mutt]

but how can you wach p0ŕn live streams

[Lazr]

@schoolgeek simple: you dont.

[Young mutt]

@Lazr

it lets me

[A Former User]

@Lazr she is an icon, and she is the moment LMAOO

[lollapalooza]

@oklol123 said in BrowseDNS - Enable Access to the Open Internet:

@Lazr she is an icon, and she is the moment LMAOO

h u h
i dont get it

[A Former User]

@lollapalooza i was calling Lazr iconic for saying "simple: you don't." lmao

[lollapalooza]

true
that is iconic

[Koo_Hyunho]

agreed

[lollapalooza]

@Lazr can u give urself a medal for being iconic?

[Lazr]

@lollapalooza uhhhh... maybe?

[lollapalooza]

nice

[Marco Voigt]

yes

[Spaghetti_Man]

is it true that certain video/web formats still function?

• sent from my switch I hate typing on this thing...

[VGMoose]

@Spaghetti_Man Videos will work in the Social applets (like on Twitter or Facebook), however they do not support navigating to other websites on the Internet.

See here for a workaround for viewing videos on Twitter: https://browsedns.net/topic/558/videos-sent-through-twitter-somehow-work-on-the-switch-browser?_=1652537732375

Also in that thread is the explanation of the different applets, and how the Social one is different from the DNS one.