The mobile app asks you which device you'd like to watch on The other apps just seem more thought out and better programmed than the web app. Navigating the apps on Android, iOS, and Roku is a much more pleasant experience.

The naming issue exists on all of the apps, but in other areas, the mobile apps surge ahead of the in-browser experience. For instance, click on a show and you'll often find individual episodes labeled with conventions like “ S2 E3.” Popcornflix running on iOS While Popcornflix offers information about its content in the same way that Netflix and Hulu do, the program names themselves are often kind of sloppy. But the ads on the page are stuck in haphazardly, in a way that recalls the more shifty look of the illegal web-hosted streaming services of yore (remember Peekvid and MegaUpload?).Īdding to this low-rent impression is the way in which Popcornflix has labeled its content. The content on web app is organized well, with the genres front-and-center and recommended content all over the page. Let's start by breaking down the web app. We'll talk a bit more about this in the “Platforms” section, but we were surprised to notice a pretty significant difference in quality between Popcornflix's web app and their mobile apps. Free.” The price is right, but do they deliver quality content? Here's our complete review. Popcornflix makes a simple promise: “Movies.

Today, we're taking a closer look at one of these free streaming services.

With services like Tubi, Crackle, and Popcornflix competing for your attention, the future of cord cutting may be little more affordable for all of us. But a relatively new influx of free, ad-supported services has started to change the game. Paid subscription services like Netflix, Hulu, and HBO have long been the standard in streaming.

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