The long-awaited offline viewing feature for Netflix has now arrived in Windows 10 via an update to the company’s Windows app.
The feature, titled ‘Download & Go,’ adds a download button in the top left corner of the episode/movie summary for most shows and films. Those downloads are then accessible through a ‘My Downloads’ section in the side hamburger menu.
Since Netflix doesn’t allow users to download all content, there’s also an ‘Available for Download’ section where you can find all the content that is eligible.
Netflix offline playback first arrived in Canada in late November 2016 for iOS users, while Android users got the ability to download content to their SD cards in January 2017.
To start offline viewing on Windows 10, update your Netflix app or download it here.
Via: MS Power User
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