Don Simms

That's correct the built in Linux based browser doesn't function like a PC browser. Use LG apps or share your screen from your phone or laptop to watch content from websites

You can't install another version of Linux on LG TV's.. PERIOD

No it won't and you can't. This is Linux based software, not Windows. It doesn't work like your home PC computer. The ONLY web browser you have and will ever have is the built in LG one. This topic has been discussed hundreds of times. You should search before asking a redundant question.

The browser isn't really meant to do what a conventional pc browser can. It doesn't meet certain guidelines to allow things like streaming and imbedded video.

It's called Prime Video, not Amazon

You can't download an .apk file directly to the tv since it's a Linux based system and not Android.

I have a YouTube app on my LG OLED55C8AUA and it shows in the LG CONTENT STORE that can be accessed through the Home button.

That's correct you can't add any app you want just ones that were written for LG smart televisions. May I suggest you contact Les Mills and see if they have any plan to have an app developed for LG smart TV's.

Isn't since LG and HBO had a falling out, so doubtful you'll see the app anytime soon. Just mirror your cell phone screen to the TV and you can watch it.

It's probably not supported so quit trying.

That's probably a good assumption. Just like we won't get HBOmax. LG has horrible after purchase support, do just add a Fire stick or Roku.

You can't download a browser onto your Linux basedWebOs LG television and LG won't upgrade it so quit asking. That's why they use apps for services because you can't access then directly via the browser.

You can't use this on the Linux based WebOs LG television...LMFAO

Can you not gain internet connectivity by plugging into the ethernet port and bypassing the wifi all together?