Roku home screen tools let users hide clutter and reorder apps
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Updated · MUO - MakeUseOf · May 9
Roku home screen tools let users hide clutter and reorder apps
12 articles · Updated · MUO - MakeUseOf · May 9
Users can remove Live TV, What to Watch and Continue Watching rows in Settings, move channels with the remote's star button, and limit ad tracking and smart TV data collection.
The changes aim to cut sponsored recommendations, reduce scrolling fatigue and surface frequently used streaming services faster, making the interface feel less promotional and easier to navigate.
The advice follows Roku's rollout of OS 15.2, a spring update promising smoother navigation, quicker app launches and developer improvements across compatible Roku TVs and streaming players.
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