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Hopefully soon
OK that could make sense.
'Premium Video Extensions' are being worked on, which is a set of 3 extensions. I think Chrome already has the two of them, and for some odd reason, Netflix worked with MS, to make the IE11 browser capable of using HTML5 playback.
I'd say that it'd make more sense to work with Google or Mozilla, as they provide browsers for all platforms.
http://techblog.netflix.com/2013/04/html5-video-at-netflix.html
Give a try :-)
Moonlight actually does not work with Netflix because of DRM
Butthurt much?
Gutigen, you're right. This really doesn't belong here, but I'm not removing it because it may help to sway people over to using the product.
Epic: Play nice.
It is, but a lot of questions people seem to post here are on if they should switch over to Linux, and problems they have in the switch. I know running Netflix on my Linux side was a major pain for me, and I figure if I can help people who have switched run a major feature on their desktop I can help encourage adoption.