The app was clearly designed for touch and not eye tracking. While watching media, the play/pause button hit area highlights a square in the middle of the screen and un-highlights when you look away. It’s very distracting. Clearly no one tried this in a real setup

It took them a little while, but they finally fixed the bugs that caused the box in the center of the screen to look white on the Apple Vision Pro, and it now functions exactly as you would expect. While a dedicated Vision Pro app would be ideal, this is now plenty good to access all of your prime video shows and movies. Just make sure that you have streaming and download quality set to “best” as the quality that looks good enough on an iPad just doesn’t look great on the incredibly screens of the Vision Pro.

Why is it not working on the browser and forcing me to download the iPad app that doesn’t work?Also, since when does prime have ads before the show starts? Let me watch the show in browser and don’t force me to download the iPad app If it’s not gonna work Netflix. works perfectly fine in the browser.