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Share your thoughts on movies and shows you watch. Timestamped, real-time comments while you stream. Comments Hub — talk about what you’re watching, moment by moment Netflix doesn’t have a comment section. Comments Hub adds one: a shared, timestamped comment panel on every title, so you can react, joke, and discuss specific scenes with everyone watching. How it works Open any movie or show on Netflix Click the red Comments button (bottom-right) Post a comment — the current video time is stamped automatically Click red dots on the progress bar to jump to moments others commented on Features Timestamped comments — every post is tied to an exact moment in the video Progress bar markers — see where the conversation is hottest Real-time sync — comments update live for all users (with Firebase configured) Replies & likes — threaded discussions on any comment Flexible sorting — Top, Newest, or by video timestamp Guest or Google sign-in — join quickly or sync your identity across devices Perfect for Reacting to plot twists and cliffhangers Finding funny or memorable scenes others called out Watch-party-style commentary without leaving Netflix Free to use Comments Hub is free. Set up Firebase for shared real-time comments, or use local mode on your device. Note: Comments Hub is an independent extension and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Netflix.
Jun 18, 2026
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