Netflix Squirrely Behavior -- Brief Analysis screen, logs out

[MrGrackle]

I dunno, maybe I should go back to 6250, unless NF is having issues right now.

What I am getting now is whenever I try to analyze something, it only does so for a split second, but no DL is offered. Then when I click something else, it logs out.

I can usually tell if the issue is going to be there as well because when I hover the mouse over the "Continue Watching" carat, the episode number goes away and then it's just the generic series. Clicking the "My List" to try to access it that way says my list is empty.

Sometimes when I click login, it goes to the infamous white screen, to which I have to go to the URL at the top and press enter to get an actual login screen.

Then the cycle repeats.

Then when I try to create a fresh log (something that's not a meg or bigger), I delete the log and the site behaves again. Maybe it is a dormancy thing too?
And maybe there is an actual issue with NF right now too.

Probably no point in posting a log of the site working. LOL.

[Germania]

I dunno, maybe I should go back to 6250, unless NF is having issues right now.

I thought maybe Monday Night RAW had influenced NF in the USA ..
.. but I can't detect any problem with NF in USA - seconds ago:

[MrGrackle]

It has worked correctly twice in a row. But each time I deleted my log file in case it didn't, so one could be uploaded.

Funny though that my regular desktop browser never logs out still.

[ms-dfav]

For me, the Netflix logouts usually happen when I actually 'play' the contents to analyse it - try using the 'down arrow' in the bottom right corner of a thumbnail instead and the probability of logging out should drop significantly.

Also, sometimes SF becomes very unstable with Netflix (it refuses to either analyze or download files - trying to download logs out of Netflix) and restarting the SF can improve things. Sometimes restarting it 3 times in a row, but still... in the end it works for me.

Another thing I always do when logged out is to go to https://netflix.com/clearcookies before logging in again. It cannot do any harm, so I'd recommend that.

These things combined allowed me to use Netflix in SF for months, despite these issues occasionally popping up. I didn't have to delete the whole SF cache or reinstall anything since the start of 2025 (excluding updating the SF itself - done via uninstalling and then using the full installer, of course).