Disable Autoplay in the "Roku Channel"
As discussed here, there are many who would like to have the ability to disable autoplay in the "Roku Channel" so that when the episode you are watching is finished, the next one won't start automatically. Many other channels on the Roku (like Netflix) have this option. I know some like this feature for binge watching, but many others don't so allowing you to choose your preference would be nice.Feature Request Roku Channel: Watch Next List, Streaming History, etc.
I can’t understanding something. Roku is massively popular, yet its Channel app features are WAY behind the times in the following ways: — Every free and paid streaming service except for Roku offers the ability to create a “watch next” list that users can add movies/tv to save for watching later. — Roku doesn’t have a watch history. — The search NEVER works properly even when I know content exists in Roku’s own database by a particular name or actor. — There’s no way to click on a director/actor’s name on a particular tv/movie page (ie: hyperlinked actor/director names) where it’ll search for everything in Roku’s database by that actor/director. — There’s no trending information. There is a “popular on Roku” feed on the landing page, but I can’t imagine that’s like Netflix’s Top 10 movies this week (which changes in real-time) based on the obscure movies that show up. They — The “Last Xhnace to Watxh Free” is — There’s no way to search by a genre, language, and other popular search criteria. If we don’t see the genre, etc. on the landing page (which constantly changes — one day a genre is there, the next day it’s not!), oh well.AMC+ on Roku Channel -- give us some way to save shows
AMC+ has no way to save shows, create a playlist, or anything of the sort. The "continue watching" row is not a substitute for this. You shouldn't have to start watching something to save it for later. And we shouldn't have to keep a list anywhere other than the app itself. Please make this app at least minimally functional by adding this.
Roku Channel Ads for content more mature than show being watched
I was watching the first season of Great British Baking Show on Roku Channel (btw, thank you Roku for finally bringing the first two seasons stateside!) with my young child, and we were getting ads for shows that were adult-oriented. Yes, I realize this sort of thing happens on network/cable all the time, but that is one reason that I don't do those and generally stick to premium streaming. It would be great if when watching a family friendly show on the Roku channel that you would only get family friendly ads. Thanks.