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😐 did that (with huge confidence it would work) but it didn't work. Will try it again though. One thing I wonder is should I be making these changes on the hub or on the TV? I changed mostly the TV only. But maybe I should focus on the hub instead? And leave the TV on Auto?

Thank but I've tried all of that at least three times already and none of it works. I set the DNA servers to 8.8.8.8 , 8.8.4.4 and a few others but so far only the above procedure of connecting first via a mobile phone hotspot works.

Well... figured out a workaround of sorts. If I use my mobile phone network connection as a hotspot to initiate the connection and start the movie I can then re-connect my normal broadband connection then switch off the hotspot. The broadband connection to Netflix then continues to work.

Three weeks now I can't view Netflix (UK). I have asked my broadband supplier Virgin to reset DNS(they say they have done it but how does one check that), I've reinstalled the app a few times now, reset the hub, factory reset the TV, which is directly connected to the hub. No change after all that. Everything else works well. What can I do now?

I have very similar problem but while my YouTube app is working it is my Netflix app that has stopped working.

I would like to be able to send a browser URL to the TV from my desktop computer to look at some time in the future.

Well..... my LG 55EC930V OLED WebOS TV is the best! Love it.

How does one report browser bugs. e.g. I tried to login to my router from the TV browser, but the page pops up a login dialogue for the username and password.... but the on-screen keyboard does not pop-up to make the login possible.