Each provider has their own separate search field and what they have to offer. That's how you search, I may be wrong but it's going to be pretty difficult to add every film to a separate search provider and keep it up to date. I think Google does that best.Unified search across all providers and have each tab return its own results so we dont have to search each one individually.
I may be wrong but it's going to be pretty difficult to add every film to a separate search provider and keep it up to date
Exactly this. Thanks.I believe your missunderstanding the question. What i believe OP means is that instead of having 1 search field (in the chromium based browser for amazon), and the search input box only search either Netflix OR Disney+, i believe OP means 1 single search field searching for the SAME title across all available platforms at the same time, and then highligh on which supported provider its available. So the user doesn't have to do 3 seperate searches across 3 seperate providers to find out if either of them support a specific title.
For example (one of my fav TV shows) Grey's Anatomy is available on BOTH Prime Video as well as Disney+, with a single search field the user could simply search for "Grey's Anatomy" and the search results would list an entry on Amazon Prime Video and on Disney+. When they then click on the entry they want (depending on which account they have), they're taken to the proper provider and search result.
That's actually a pretty good idea @Prospere.
I did say " I may be wrong" LOLI believe your missunderstanding the question. What i believe OP means is that instead of having 1 search field (in the chromium based browser for amazon), and the search input box only search either Netflix OR Disney+, i believe OP means 1 single search field searching for the SAME title across all available platforms at the same time, and then highligh on which supported provider its available. So the user doesn't have to do 3 seperate searches across 3 seperate providers to find out if either of them support a specific title.
For example (one of my fav TV shows) Grey's Anatomy is available on BOTH Prime Video as well as Disney+, with a single search field the user could simply search for "Grey's Anatomy" and the search results would list an entry on Amazon Prime Video and on Disney+. When they then click on the entry they want (depending on which account they have), they're taken to the proper provider and search result.
That's actually a pretty good idea @Prospere.
With Chromium being highly automatable, it seems doable IMO. But I dont know the internals either and could actually be a technical limitation. Its not a huge deal, just a feature request.Just a note, i obviously don't know the internals but i believe it should be doable on providers of the same "rendering type". Eg Netflix and Disney+ (that display method is 100% in-house development), Prime Video uses a chromium based browser (which is why it looks completely different). If it's doable across all 3. That's obviously better. Prospere will have to chime in on this.
Unified search across all providers
No worries. Slightly OT, can you reset this guy's' license. Said he was unable to do decent testing did to old and recent bugs and now trial license is expired. Tagged you 3-4d ago ;-)Understood. I didn't want to interfere
Already done yesterdaycan you reset this guy's' license.