How can I go about watching a full-screen tab on TV, while still being able to use Chrome for other purposes on my computer? I don't want to give up using Chrome for other purposes just because I'm watching something on TV. I suppose I could use a different browser for internet stuff, but that's obnoxious! For example, I'm using Chrome's dev tools pane to debug a page I'm working on. However, if I want to use Chrome, as soon as I activate any Chrome window, the video pops up as full-screen an obscures my view. If I want a different application, I can cmd-tab to Finder, then right-click the Chrome icon and hide it, allowing me to see other stuff on my screen. The problem is, I want to keep using my laptop for other stuff. This maximizes the viewer on the TV, and also my laptop screen. You can cast browser tabs, your entire desktop, or start a casting session with a remote service like Netflix or Spotify right from the browser menu in Chrome or Edge. If I want to view full-screen, I can maximize the viewer.
#CHROME CAST TAB TO TV TV#
This works fine, I can see the tab on my TV. Peacock is supported on Fire TV and Fire Tablet devices with Fire OS 6 and above.
Now, you need to sign in to your new email account and follow the instructions sent there. Next, click the primary mailbox account, and under Forwarding, enter the Forwarding Address (your new email).
The ESPN3 player doesn't have an option to stream directly through Chromecast (to my knowledge), so I've been casting the entire tab. Sign in to your old Yahoo Mail and click Settings. I'm trying to use Chromecast to watch an ESPN3 game in full-screen on my TV, while continuing to work in Chrome on my laptop (OS: Mavericks).
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