Safari and Chrome browser doesn't show in the "Local network"-list. How can i force this to happend? Because of this, i’m not able to transfer videos from any of the the browsers to Chromecast.
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iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 18
Apple devices in general do not support casting as it's a proprietary Google protocol, so it will not usually work in Safari.
Some apps like Chrome and YouTube do support casting because they belong to Google.
To enable Casting, make sure both of them are turned on in Settings ➜ Privacy & Security ➜ Local Network
click here ➜ https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/10063094?hl=en
Apple devices in general do not support casting as it's a proprietary Google protocol, so it will not usually work in Safari.
Some apps like Chrome and YouTube do support casting because they belong to Google.
To enable Casting, make sure both of them are turned on in Settings ➜ Privacy & Security ➜ Local Network
click here ➜ https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/10063094?hl=en
Searching a bit more, it appears Chrome on iOS does not actually support Casting directly.
You will need a different App like Web Video Cast.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/web-video-cast-browser-to-tv/id1400866497
I see.
Casting from the YouTube-app works fine. The Chrome-app, however, doesn’t show up in the Local network-list, so i’m not able to «turn it on».
Is there any way to force Chrome into that list?
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Uhh, really?! 😱
I’ll take your word for it, but it sounds strange, though.
Thank you! 😊
Unable to cast videos from Safari and Chrome to Chromecast
