Search in a normal desktop browser
Use the movie name, then narrow a long result list with the available filters. The website does not require an emulator, a separate TeaTV executable or a companion player to display its catalogue.
Keep browser tasks separate from playback
Keyboard focus moves through the search, links and save controls here. The application showing the film provides its own pause, subtitle, volume and Picture-in-Picture controls where supported.
Using a monitor or television
Check the viewing service’s support for the browser and connected display. A working catalogue on a laptop is not a promise of every video format over an external screen connection.
Save a sensible shortlist
My List records choices locally. If you use different browser profiles for work and home, expect those lists to be separate rather than assuming a lost favourite was removed from the catalogue.