Comcast injects JavaScript into webpages to show copyright notices to customers

Re:Comcast injects JavaScript into webpages to show copyrigh... by kdamken on Thursday November 19, 2015 @09:33AM (#10594946)

Actually using a Comcast cable box to watch things in 2015. I can't understand it. An Apple TV with a netflix and hulu account get you 95% of the way, with 100X better of a user experience.

Or if you don't have $100 to spare, you can always connect your laptop to your tv.

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Re:Comcast injects JavaScript into webpages to show copyrigh... by scient on Thursday November 19, 2015 @09:48AM (#10595030)

Will it solve wanting to see live sports and all the "good morning" shows I watch while prepping to go to work and do I get the new episodes of shows on their release day?

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Re:Comcast injects JavaScript into webpages to show copyrigh... by kdamken on Thursday November 19, 2015 @09:57AM (#10595093)

For sports it looks like there are some online, subscription type options. Still, I'd say that sports and morning shows would fall under the 5% not covered, but if those are super important to you then I could see that being an issue.

Hulu is pretty good about getting new shows up pretty quickly, usually the day after. I'm usually able to live with not seeing a show the minute it airs.

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