Create an app version for Tizen (Samsung)

[TheJSurfer]

My dad says that when we access this website from the Samsung TV's browser, there is a problem here.
Dad says that if we start school from the country on the right, then it won't be easy to store it at the top, so we have to press the back button to go back and find the country. Now my wish is to create a SIM lock app for Samsung's Tizen app store so that we can easily access this website or access this app through an app. So that we can easily access any channel.

[RoqueDJ]

I've also been asking for this, but no luck for now.

[RoqueDJ]

I think it would be best if you find a good IPTV player too... I have a Tizen Smart TV to so I have experience, some good IPTV players in my opinion are Smart IPTV (with a 6 pound one-time fee after a week), M3U IPTV (web-based but works really well with IPTV-org .m3u), and I'm also trying to create a IPTV player too, these are some recommendations. Hope this helps!

[TheJSurfer]

I downloaded m3u iptv on my tv. Now I need just the m3u8, then I will disconnect my Terrestrial TV Line and watch channels free. Best luck for your iptv player🙂

[RoqueDJ]

Yeah for now, M3U IPTV is perfect

[justavedmiddubaisky]

A SIM lock application will not fix this issue because SIM locks are only used to restrict mobile network cards on cellular devices. Samsung Smart TVs connect via Wi-Fi or Ethernet cables, so mobile network restrictions do not apply to them.The core issue your dad is facing is poor navigation on the stock Tizen browser, which resets the page scroll position whenever he presses the back button.To solve this, you can build a custom Tizen Web Application that serves as a direct, user-friendly portal for your dad. Here is how you can build and install this app on your Samsung TV:Step 1: Set Up the Development EnvironmentDownload and install Tizen Studio with the TV Extensions from the official Samsung Developer website.Open Tizen Studio, select File -> New -> Tizen Project.Choose Template, select TV as the profile, and pick Web Application.Choose the Basic Project template.Step 2: Configure Permissions for the WebsiteSamsung TVs block external websites by default for security. You must explicitly allow the website in your project configuration:Open the config.xml file in your project root folder.Go to the Policy tab.Click Add and enter the URL of the website your dad uses (e.g., https://example.com or use https://* to allow all traffic).In the Features tab, ensure that network access is enabled.Step 3: Write the Auto-Navigation CodeReplace the code in your index.html file. This script will automatically handle the TV remote's Back button and load the website directly inside the application workspace:html

<title>TV Channel Portal</title> <style> body, html { margin: 0; padding: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; overflow: hidden; background-color: #000; } iframe { width: 100%; height: 100%; border: none; } </style>

<!-- This embeds the website directly so the app controls the navigation history -->
<iframe id="web-portal" src="https://INSERT-YOUR-WEBSITE-HERE.com"></iframe>

<script>
    // Handle the Samsung TV Remote "Back" button safely
    window.addEventListener('tizenhwkey', function(e) {
        if (e.keyName === "back") {
            var iframe = document.getElementById('web-portal');
            
            // If the embedded website has pages to go back to, go back inside the frame
            if (iframe.contentWindow.history.length > 1) {
                iframe.contentWindow.history.back();
            } else {
                // If at the home page of the website, exit the app completely
                try {
                    tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().exit();
                } catch (ignore) {
                    window.history.back();
                }
            }
        }
    });
</script>

Step 4: Install the App on Your Dad's TVTo test and permanently keep the application on the TV, you need to link Tizen Studio to your television:Turn on Developer Mode on the TV: Go to the TV settings, open the Smart Hub/Apps panel, and press the number sequence 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 on your remote. Toggle Developer Mode to ON and enter your computer's IP address.Reboot the TV: Hold the power button on the remote until the TV turns off and turns back on completely.Connect Device Manager: Open Device Manager inside Tizen Studio, click the Remote Device Manager icon (looks like a scan icon), add your TV's IP address, and toggle the connection switch to ON.Deploy: Right-click your project in Tizen Studio, select Run As -> Tizen TV Application. The app will install directly onto the TV home screen.

(used in Google Gemini)

[TheJSurfer]

Ok