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<blockquote data-quote="WileECoyote" data-source="post: 529507" data-attributes="member: 83474">Hey WTBHelp,1. Not sure why that didnt work. I know you can add the browser (maybe I will add a checkbox to the config for Kiosk mode and add the flag when starting the browser.) Keep in mind, if the browser is kicked off by the NetFlix application, it knows when you hit the Stop button and will automatically close the browser window.2. Since the Fanart/Coverart is pulled on the fly (unlike Moving Pictures, My TVSeries, etc) I have to optimize for speed. So if each Fanart/Coverart image is 1MB, imagine how slow that would be loading...3. Thanks4. If the scripts are not running, You can ONLY use the Stop button. Stop should close the browser.Cool, okay thats two votes...As I posted earlier, if you hit the Stop button on the remote, it keeps track of the process ID and will automatically close the browser window. (As long as the browser window is opened from the My NetFlix plugin.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WileECoyote, post: 529507, member: 83474"] Hey WTBHelp, 1. Not sure why that didnt work. I know you can add the browser (maybe I will add a checkbox to the config for Kiosk mode and add the flag when starting the browser.) Keep in mind, if the browser is kicked off by the NetFlix application, it knows when you hit the Stop button and will automatically close the browser window. 2. Since the Fanart/Coverart is pulled on the fly (unlike Moving Pictures, My TVSeries, etc) I have to optimize for speed. So if each Fanart/Coverart image is 1MB, imagine how slow that would be loading... 3. Thanks 4. If the scripts are not running, You can ONLY use the Stop button. Stop should close the browser. Cool, okay thats two votes... As I posted earlier, if you hit the Stop button on the remote, it keeps track of the process ID and will automatically close the browser window. (As long as the browser window is opened from the My NetFlix plugin.) [/QUOTE]

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