Using Netflix With TalkBack

I didn't realize until today while using Netflix on Android with
TalkBack enabled, I can now easily move around to the settings while a
show or movie is playing. Once upon a time one had to find a small part
of the screen to double tap on for a list of options to appear.
If you didn't make a selection fast enough, the options would disappear.

Now you can swipe left or right to volume controls, audio & language
settings & much more.

I'm using the current version of Netflix on an up to date Pixel 4
running Android 11.

If you have an external keyboard connected you can also use the
following keyboard commands.


Using keyboard shortcuts on Netflix
The following shortcuts are supported by Netflix.
Action
Keyboard shortcut


Play / Pause
Space bar


Full screen
F
Exit full screen
Esc

Rewind 10 seconds
Left arrow
Fast forward 10 seconds
Right arrow


Increase volume
Up arrow
Decrease volume
Down arrow


Mute
M
Skip intro
S


The above shortcuts are from:

https://help.netflix.com/en/node/24855

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