Adding keyboard combo to open it with controller is also good option. Typing is done with OS onscreen keyboard. I have mapped F11 toggle, M1 M2, mousewheel scrolling, zoom level +- etc. The most important part is to build good desktop settings for controller when using browser. When starting browser from BP my controller start using desktop mode (Steam Controller), this should happens also with Xbox and/or PS4 controller. I am running Linux, Ubuntu and just like answer #1 I have added Firefox to Big Picture.įirefox is filled with multiple tabs, Netflix, Youtube etc. making sure to rename your shortcuts and such. then start at the beginning and do it again. Just add you first service like you did and rename your shortcut appropriatly. Yes you can and yes i believe it is the best option in my experience. Thanks! Can I add it multiple times for several different services? Is Chrome my best bet, or will most any browser do? exe as a non steam game then edit the shortcut in steam to reflect what i have there and replace with whatever website i even made a nice steam grid icon for youtubeĮdit: to be more clear. you have to use the desktop controller profile when in chrome so you might want to edit that. i just bind fullscreen to my steam controller. it used to work launching in fullscreen but doesnt really work anymore. Watchlist will gradually roll out over the course of the year, but if you want to replace the old methods right away, you can get activated immediately over at /getwatchlist.Originally posted by SpartanLAW:just add chrome and the website like this "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" Īdding fullscreen is hit or miss. Next generation game systems are notably absent (though the PlayStation 4 is shown as coming soon). Here's the full list of supported devices. The feature works across form factors, including smart TVs, game consoles, set-top boxes, smartphones, tablets, and the web. It monitors your viewing habits to predict what you're most likely to watch after firing up the app.
It's a single favorites list that's supposed to rearrange your content so that shows you enjoy the most are given priority, and those that are simply saved for later wait patiently at the bottom. Lastly, we have Favorites, where you store the shows and movies that you enjoy the most. Then there's the Queue, where you save the stuff you want to see later. There's Stuff You Watch, which automatically updates with whatever you've viewed recently. Currently Hulu watchers have three different locations where they can save and find the shows they're most interested in watching.
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