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"Whoops, something went wrong..." on netflix
Whoops, something went wrong...
Unexpected Error
There was an unexpected error. Please reload the page and try again. Error Code: S7363-1260-00003266
Not an account issue. Am able to stream content with Chrome but not with Helium.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7502932 suggests that clearing caches helps.
I deleted the contents of ~/Library/Containers/com.JadenGeller.Helium/Data/Library/{Caches,Cookies} and relaunched Helium but problem persists.
Full restart of operating system also has no effect (in case someone suggests that).
Also having this issue, I got a video to play then it stopped working.
I am also having the same issue. I deleted the app (originally downloaded from here), then installed the Mac AppStore version to only get one video to play. Then the issue arose again.
Same here, been having the problem for over a week.
According to Netflix Support: "I totally get your point about your wish on keep using this browser, but you see currently Netflix is not supported on Helium browsers." and "I am making a note here as a suggestions to our team so we can consider this browser to support Netflix, I have read that is a really good option, and for what you mention I'm now sure that would be a great alternative for a lot of our users , thanks for that feedback!".
When asked about how I might keep track of progress on the /suggestion/: "keep an eye to our blog".
I confirm that building Helium with @adamyagiz' patch resolves the issue. Please consider merging the pull request.
just pointing out that I get this error as well.
@LucaFilipozzi How do i build it? just in Xcode? do i need a developer account? Edit: got it, you have to switch to your own developer account and change the bundle identifier of the app AND the extension.
Now I can compile it doesn't install, any ideas?
I used:
xcodebuild -project Helium.xcodeproj build CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY="" CODE_SIGNING_REQUIRED=NO
And then just copied Helium.app into /Applications, overwriting the original.
Alright I got code signing to work, I just thought I shouldn't have to copy and paste the Helium.app. But I will for now. Thanks
Carly-D
On Jun 1, 2016, at 9:59 PM, Luca Filipozzi [email protected] wrote:
I used:
xcodebuild -project Helium.xcodeproj build CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY="" CODE_SIGNING_REQUIRED=NO And then just copied Helium.app into /Applications, overwriting the original.
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Btw, this release updates UserAgent, and also stores it in user defaults, so it could be changed without changing the app.