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I am discouraged that this problem has not been fixed after several months. I am a long-time a Netflix subscriber. Since I upgraded a few months ago to the new Edge Chromium browser, Netflix always returns error code D7353-5101. Refreshing the browser screen always allows Netflix to play normally. Even so, it is a damned nuisance. Netflix support says that Netflix does not support the Edge chromium browser, and recommends using Google Chrome or Firefox browsers. It would seem to me that not supporting a widely used service such as Netflix would be a very big negative that Microsoft would want to fix. Yet... months go by and no fix.
Before anyone asks, I do not use third party AV. Windows has been updated since the problem appeared, and is up-to-date.
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Update - the 5C release is KB5003214. This has an additional fix for the signing issue that caused the symptom investigated here.
Thanks
Arvind
Your instructions did not fix the problem. I do not have any extensions. Netflix says it is a known issue with Edge. Please notify Microsoft that their Edge browser is faulty. They really should want to fix it after these many months.
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I'm sorry but I ran out of ideas. I will ask my colleagues to help you with this. There's probably an alternate solution.
Hi loyall,
Also, send Feedback using Alt+Shift+I buttons.
Is there any reason why you don't use the Netflix app from the Microsoft Store?
Feedback sent as instructed.