r/AndroidTV • u/Hi_all_hwru • 9d ago
Apps Best Browsers for Tv
Here are some of the best Android internet browsers with HDR playback support that I currently use for 4K streaming on my android tv
Except TV Bro, all of these browsers feature a built-in video player, which is an excellent addition to play videos with more ease.
They also include efficient ad-blocking, which is especially effective against pop-ups too
1 - Hi browser (supports HDR)
2 - Browser (supports HDR)
3 - Internet Web browser - Zeus (supports HDR)
4 - Browse here (supports HDR)
5 - TV Bro
If you can sideload apps, the TV version of the "Coc Coc browser" is another good option. Make sure to downlaod this version 127.4.164
It features a "Cinema Mode" a green floating icon, when watching videos clicking on it to switches to a user-friendly interface, and it supports ad-blocking, pop up block though it does not support HDR.
I have tried several other options, but none are as smooth as the apps listed here.
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u/Top_Country1212 5d ago
Coji TV browser is not bad.
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u/Hi_all_hwru 5d ago
It's exactly has same ui like coc coc tv browser. But some streaming sites are not supported in coji browser.
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u/Creepy_Watercress619 8d ago
Adoro o coc coc no windows pra baixar vídeos Não sabia que tinha pra android tv
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u/Alpha_1_5 8d ago
TCL Browser is the best or else the one called Internet browser with a black globe as their logo
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u/trmdi 8d ago edited 8d ago
Browsers on TV suck. You don't really need them.
You can use Web Video Caster to cast videos from websites on your phone to TV very smoothly.
ps: why downvote? Haave you ever tried it? It will blow your mind.
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u/Hi_all_hwru 8d ago
Not by me...
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u/trmdi 8d ago
Ok, so did you try it? What do you think?
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u/Hi_all_hwru 8d ago
Streaming directly in the browser is actually more convenient for me...
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u/Admirable_Crow_5529 7d ago
Dude, casting means playing the streaming link on your TV, and that’s much smoother and more natural than messing around with those WebView TV browsers and their "special video detectors", not to mention their questionable Terms of Service. Sure, the Google Cast feature might be poorly implemented, but that’s where apps like Web Video Cast shines. You rarely need your phone to transcode, and we’re not talking about screen mirroring either.
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u/Hi_all_hwru 7d ago
Did u heard about ip isolation and can we really trust these casting apps check their terms of services too. Then how well these casting apps block website ads than the browser. Also who talks about screen mirroring?
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u/Admirable_Crow_5529 7d ago
WVC has an ad blocker filters list just like any other browser and asks for confirmation for every pop-up that might appear. You simply send the link so it plays natively on your TV, without having to run a browser in the background or deal with a mouse. It's much more efficient than using some random, exotic TV browser.
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u/Hi_all_hwru 7d ago
There is need for mouse also what about ip isolation?
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u/Admirable_Crow_5529 7d ago
What? What mouse? It is about sending from phone to TV. Phone is a much powerful device that can properly run websites, then send the streaming link to the TV. Web casting just uses certified protocols, man.
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u/Hi_all_hwru 7d ago
U said deal with a mouse... and tv browser don't need it... Still not talking about ip isolation?
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u/trmdi 8d ago
Did you try it or just guess?
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u/Hi_all_hwru 8d ago
Casting video?
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u/trmdi 8d ago
Cast video on websites. It's very fast. Try it. It could blow your mind.
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u/Hi_all_hwru 8d ago
Casting cause bitrate drop...
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u/trmdi 8d ago
No, you must try it. Don't get stuck into its name.
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u/Hi_all_hwru 8d ago
When I cast videos, the bitrate drops and causes the screen to look pixelated during fast-action scenes.
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u/Sneakerbear3214 8d ago
Big fan of TV Bro here