https://keplerplayer.com/ · Workflow & Planning
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Play your IPTV playlists and stream links in Chrome, from an M3U link or an Xtream login. Send a playlist to Kepler on your TV. Kepler IPTV Player plays your IPTV playlists and stream links in a Chrome tab. Add your playlist, browse its channels and press play. Kepler does not provide any channels, films or series. You add your own playlist. Play a link Paste a stream link in Kepler's box, or right click a link on any page and choose Play with Kepler. Live channels and video files each play through the engine made for them. Your playlists, organized • Add an M3U playlist by link or file, or an Xtream login • Browse its groups, search tens of thousands of channels at once, and star your favorites • Change channel with the arrow keys, and find your recent channels and links again • Section headings in a playlist show as headings, never as channels Send it to your TV Kepler is also a full IPTV player for Android TV, Google TV, phones and tablets, with a TV guide, films and series, catch up and recording. On your TV, open Kepler, go to Add playlist and choose Use my phone. Type the address the TV shows into Kepler for Chrome, and your playlist fills in on the TV over your home network. When Chrome cannot play the sound Some channels carry their sound in a format Chrome cannot decode. Instead of playing in silence, Kepler tells you so, and the Kepler app on your TV or phone plays it with sound. Private by design No account, no ads, and Kepler counts nothing. Your playlists and logins stay in your browser. Kepler asks Chrome for access to a server only when you play from it. Kepler for Chrome is available in eleven languages and follows your browser's language. Privacy: keplerplayer.com/privacy/chrome
Oct 28, 2026
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