Keep watching while you browse. Until now, opening Sources or your Library stopped the picture. Now it shrinks into a small window in the corner and keeps playing, so you can look for the next channel without missing the game. Continue where you stopped. Films you leave partway through now show up in a Continue on Favorites panel, with progress and time left. Your positions follow your account across your TVs and Native apps.

Multiview comes to your phone and tablet. Watch two streams at once on a phone, or up to four on a tablet. Tap Multiview to open the grid, swipe across it to move the sound between streams, and drag a tile to swap positions. Tap any tile to take it fullscreen, and swipe left or right there to move between your streams. A new look The whole app has been redesigned, from the home screen to every panel and popup. All your sources in one place Channels, movies and series from every source you have added now sit in one searchable list. The same title from more than one source appears once, and you pick which source to play it from, so you can move to another login if one is busy. A faster guide The TV guide loads quicker and remembers what it already fetched. Where your source supports it, you can tap a past programme to catch up. Fewer failed streams RunTV now asks your provider whether a connection is free before it starts playing, so you get a clear message instead of a stream that never opens. If a login stops working mid stream it moves to a spare one and keeps going. This applies to every stream, including the extra ones in Multiview. Also in this release Live Games shows what is on now and which of your channels carries it. Fullscreen hides the clock and battery so nothing sits over the picture. Landscape on tablets has a reworked layout with your sources and library alongside what is playing. Favourites, recently watched and your saved sessions now update from every stream, not only the first one. Various fixes to scrolling, drag and drop, and the source editor.