Phone browsing
Search with a distinctive title word when typing a long name is inconvenient. Open the movie details to compare the year and save the title before switching to another tab. A shorter query often works better than a guessed spelling of the whole name.
Tablet evenings
A tablet can make posters and subtitles easier to read without needing the room’s television. Choose the video application’s supported orientation and picture settings. The saved list remains specific to the browser where you created it.
Desktop and keyboard
Use the normal Tab key to move through links, search controls and buttons. Keep browser zoom at a comfortable reading size. Any video keyboard shortcuts come from the selected player, not from the poster catalogue.
Smart TV and console viewing
Identify the movie here, then use an application supported by the TV or console. Browser capabilities differ, so a phone can be the simpler place to find and compare titles before watching on the larger screen.
Moving between devices
This catalogue does not synchronize My List through a user account. Keep a note of the movie name or use your browser’s own supported bookmark sharing when you want to find it from another device.