Watch Udemy courses on my Xbox One x

Hi Anderson, this is Manuela!. I'm an Independent Advisor

I just want to let you know that website compatibility depends entirely on the website creator, in your case, Udemy.

Probably they didn't optimize the website to be used on Xbox consoles

You may want to share this feedback with Udemy support to see if in the future you can watch their videos directly from the Xbox Edge browser

You need a user agent.

So your webmaster has to give you an address for a mobile agent sometimes start with M Instead of www or update their user agent settings

To recognize consoles

Which most people don't get for some odd reason and they think it's the browser when it's not

Websites use user agents to identify browsers

Consoles arent full browsers so they use a mobile user agent

However not everyone recognizes consoles as mobile this is upto the webmaster

In the early days of mobile browsing user agents were needed to be updated that was when mobile sites were rare

Nowadays your mobile.browser can switch between desktop mode or mobile

There are websites with html5 games dedicated to play on console browsers especially xboxs though since playstation also uses html5 they do work on a PlayStation but it's designed specifically for he xbox browsers

I have 4 feet all around my Xbox One X. Except for the bottom of course. There is plenty of ventalatven. This is my sixth Xbox One X system I have purchased brand new. They all perform the same way. Then they just up and stop working.

By far the best way to see a game made that you have an idea for : learn game design. There has literally never been a better time to learn a new skill, why not check out some of the courses on Udemy, Skillshare or even YouTube? Great game engines like
Unreal and Unity are free for students to use, heck even something like RPG maker is easy to get into. No one knows how to do anything until they make a decision to learn - so just make decision. Learn to make games so go! Start now!

Honestly, if you want to make a game, learn to code - even just a bit. Engines like Unity, and programs like the Xbox Creators Collection have lowered the barriers to entry on becoming a game developer so low it’s unbelievable. Sites like Udemy and Skillshare
have great courses for next to no cost on how to create games, so why not? Life is too short to not gain a new skill when you have an idea to put out there.

More info on the Creators Collection here :

https://www.xbox.com/developers/creators-program