Roku pixel helper
Roku Pixel Helper is a Chrome extension that helps advertisers verify and troubleshoot warnings or errors during pixel installation.
Extension allows using keyboard shortcuts on Roku Channel
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"Use your keyboard as a remote and control the Roku Channel player in your Chrome browser. This extension enables keyboard shortcuts to be in control of the playback, so say goodbye to mouse clicking!
How does it work? It’s simple- use your keyboard arrows to:
- Rewind 15 seconds (left arrow)⏪
- Fast forward 15 seconds (right arrow)⏩
- Increase volume (up arrow)🔊
- Decrease volume (down arrow)🤫
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Thank you so much.
Thank you for this, because I assumed I was the only one who has used the Roku Channel on PC! Skip forward and back work with the keyboard now, along with play with the spacebar (as long as the play button was the last clicked screen control).