CastBrowser - Web Video to TV

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About this app

CastBrowser is a web video caster that lets you cast to TV from your Android browser. Browse a website, detect compatible videos automatically, and watch movies, live sports, news and live streams on the big screen. Cast to Chromecast, Roku, Fire TV, DLNA, Android TV, Google TV or Smart TV — no cables, no extra hardware.

CastBrowser sends the actual web video to your TV, so your phone stays free to use as the remote and the picture stays sharp.

WHY CASTBROWSER?
- Watch web videos on the big screen instead of a small phone display
- Your phone becomes the remote: play, pause, seek and adjust volume
- Keep multitasking while you cast to TV — browse, chat or use other apps
- Works with the TV devices you already own

KEY FEATURES
- Built-in browser made for TV cast: tabs, bookmarks, history and most-visited sites
- Smart video detection for MP4, HLS/M3U8 live streams and HTML5 video
- Built-in ad blocking for a cleaner browsing and casting experience
- Fast device discovery with quick reconnect on the same Wi-Fi
- Cast local files too: videos, photos and music stored on your phone
- Cast live streams: watch HLS/M3U8 live streams on your TV
- Simple remote controls for a smooth casting app experience

SUPPORTED DEVICES
- Chromecast, Chromecast built-in TVs, Android TV and Google TV
- Roku players, Roku Stick and Roku TV
- Amazon Fire TV and Fire Stick
- Smart TV Cast: Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL, Vizio, Philips and Panasonic
- DLNA/UPnP receivers and compatible Smart TVs
- Xbox and PlayStation consoles where browser or DLNA playback is supported

PERFECT FOR
- Movie night: cast web videos and enjoy films on TV
- Sports & live news: send live streams to your Smart TV in real time
- Live streaming: watch HLS/M3U8 live streams on the big screen
- Family sharing: show photos and home videos without passing the phone around
- Work & school: cast a web demo or presentation to a meeting-room display

HOW TO CAST TO TV
1. Connect your phone and TV to the same Wi-Fi network
2. Open CastBrowser and pick your device (Chromecast, Roku, Fire TV or DLNA)
3. Browse to a website and play a video
4. Tap the cast button to send the video to your TV
5. Control playback from your phone like a remote

IMPORTANT NOTES
- CastBrowser does not host, sell or provide any content — you play media from the websites you visit
- DRM-protected services (Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Disney+) cannot be cast
- Casting quality depends on the source website, your Wi-Fi and your receiving device
- See the Data Safety section on Google Play for our data practices

TROUBLESHOOTING
- Make sure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network
- Restart your Chromecast, Roku, Fire TV or Smart TV if a connection fails
- Try playing the video in the browser first, then tap cast to TV
- For live streams, confirm your device supports the HLS/M3U8 format

Download CastBrowser — the smart way to cast web videos, live streams and local media to TV.

DISCLAIMER: Chromecast is a trademark of Google LLC. CastBrowser is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, Roku, Amazon or other brands mentioned.

Ratings and reviews

honestly , this is the only screen mirror app I've found that actually works for free , though , I don't know if this is a me issue or an app issue , sometimes it won't cast my episodes of shows , like say of Invincible . but all it took was either a delete and re download or switching sites , and sometimes my CCs won't show . those are MY only problem so far though !! other than that , it's pretty good .

It casts to Google TV, but unfortunately far too much buffering. The website stream is fine on the phone, my internet connection is 200Mbit/s+, so it's definitely the casting on this app causing havoc and needs to be fixed asap. Had to return to using Live Ten Sports on my Pixel 10 for consistent World Cup streaming.

The idea is genuine! Never thought of something simple like this that can cast my videos directly to my other devices without screen mirroring or a cable 🤣 thank you!

What’s new

Bug fixes and performance improvements
Smart TV casting improvements
Added support for Fire TV