Updated
Updated · 9to5Google · Aug 5
Chrome Adds Netflix 4K on Windows 11 and Chromebooks, Excluding Windows 10 and macOS
Updated
Updated · 9to5Google · Aug 5

Chrome Adds Netflix 4K on Windows 11 and Chromebooks, Excluding Windows 10 and macOS

3 articles · Updated · 9to5Google · Aug 5

Summary

  • Netflix has enabled 4K playback in Google Chrome, expanding web access to higher-resolution streaming beyond its previously limited browser support.
  • Windows 11 PCs and Chromebooks qualify, but Windows 10, macOS and Linux still cannot stream Netflix in 4K through Chrome.
  • Intel 7th Gen or newer and AMD Ryzen systems are supported on Windows, with Nvidia GTX 1050 or AMD Radeon RX 400-series graphics, plus HEVC support and updated drivers potentially required.
  • Edge on Windows and Safari on macOS already support Netflix 4K on the web, leaving Chrome's update as a narrower catch-up move rather than universal browser support.

Insights

Why does Netflix still block powerful macOS and Windows 10 computers from streaming 4K on Chrome?
Are strict anti-piracy measures ruining the ultimate browser-based streaming experience for millions of paying subscribers?