Getflix For Mac

The Netflix and Hulu video sharing services, among others, limit the access to users that are in certain regions of the world. Getflix is a small macOS app that enables you to effortlessly bypass these restrictions.

To use the Getflix DNS servers, you must register for an account free of charge and then input the credentials in the app’s main panel. You must change the DNS settings in the System Preferences. You can view detailed instructions on how to do that on the developer’s page.

Take into consideration that you must navigate to the Getflix Overview web page and manually select the DNS server that is nearest to your location, for best performance, and add the address in the System Preferences DNS panel.

Once you activate the Getflix DNS, you should be able to access both Netflix and Hulu video sharing services. Note that if you change the DNS settings for your router directly, you do not have to repeat the process on your desktop computer.

Moreover, in the Getflix Settings panel you can choose the default region for the Netflix Amazon Prime, and Crackle services, the subtitles language, but also the default location for WD TV and Sony devices. You can also use different regions for channels from distinct groups.

To conclude, Getflix is a great tool to have around if you want to access your favorite video sharing services but you are in a region of the world that is subjected to location restrictions.

The Getflix  service provides a number of DNS servers scattered all over the world: if your route your traffic through them, you should be able to bypass the restrictions. Note that Getflix reroutes only a part of your traffic, not all, like in the case of similar VPN solutions.