You Can Now Create Bite-Sized Clips from Your Favorite Scenes on Netflix

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glenstein · 5h ago

Last I checked, Netflix blocks screenshots in the mobile app. Suppose a "moment" I want to "clip" is a single static frame of an image, it seems like a natural extension of the principle.

Only difference I suppose is that I want to do it with tools native to Android rather than through something tied to their ecosystem.

mouse_ · 6h ago

They think they're leaving money on the table because some people post scenes from their shows on YouTube shorts?

I wonder how much they're going to spend on this / have spent already.

ChrisArchitect · 6h ago

An update/expansion of the Netflix Moments scene bookmarking feature from 2024

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You Can Now Create Bite-Sized Clips from Your Favorite Scenes on Netflix

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