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Almost all modern browsers support a feature called Chromecast that enables you to cast webpages to your Roku TV. To use this feature, simply right-click a webpage and select “Cast to Roku.” Then, your computer monitor will serve as your Roku’s screen. Casting is similar to screen mirroring, but with one important difference – it …

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If you have a smartphone or tablet and want to show content on your Roku TV, you can use Roku’s Mirroring feature. To enable this feature, you must enable screen mirroring on your mobile device and connect it to your Roku. You can also purchase premium features that enable screen mirroring for $4.99 a month. …

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The Apple TV’s interface is much more intuitive than Roku’s. Unlike Roku, which features a purple background and a blocky menu with app selection, Apple TV has a more streamlined, iPhone-like experience. You can even use the phone app to control your Roku by using the volume control and directional buttons on the device. The …

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