Offering a universal watchlist from many different streaming services is a flagship feature of the Apple TV app, as it lets users keep up with the latest content and pick up playback where they left off. But Netflix has traditionally rebuffed these convenience-focused efforts — and not just from Apple: it has also been absent from Google TV.

At last, Netflix shows and movies are beginning to appear in the Apple TV app, but the integration still seems a tad flaky.

Netflix spokesperson MoMo Zhou has told The Verge that this morning’s window where Netflix appeared as a “participating” service in Apple TV — including temporary support for the watchlist and “continue watching” features — was an error and has now been rolled back.

Netflix appears to have softened its stance on Apple TV integration, with some users in the US now reporting seeing prompts to connect their

As with other streaming services, selecting a Netflix show from Apple’s TV app will launch it in the Netflix app. Content won’t appear unless you’ve installed the Netflix app and enabled the integration, which can be found in the tvOS Settings app under Apps > TV.

After years of holding out, Netflix appears to be thawing toward Apple TV as certain shows have begun appearing in the TV app's "Continue Watching" selection.

Macworld Ah, it’s the weekend, which means you can spend a couple of days binge-watching your favorite shows. (Go outside? Ha!) If you have an Apple TV 4K box, you might find a surprise that makes it easier to access your Netflix account.