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Anyone got that to work with a mac?

Surly there is a program (not parallells) that makes it think we are running windows and lets us run the netflix movie player.

I hate how they are snubbing us. We by more software and digatal media per person than anyother platform. And steal much less. We are rewarded with having been left behind.
 
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Only way I've been able to get it working is through Parallels.

I agree, not having it compatible with Macs is really annoying. I don't see why it's so difficult to get it work on a Mac.
 

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