WebOS VPN?

by _StSFH4Meme_

TL;DR at the end.

I just bought Surfshark to stream content from Hungarian websites (I live in the UK). It works great on my laptop (and presumably any other device that has a native app available), but can't get it to work at all on my LG tv using WebOS.

I tried setting up their SmartDNS on the TV, but that didn't work. (Surfshark do claim that their SmartDNS service currently only supports US content to be fair.) I mean it did connect to the Internet, but didn't solve the region locking issue with the streaming site in question.

Is there any way to 'force' Surfshark's SmartDNS service to give me a Hungarian DNS that works, or I'm stuck with US only for the time being?

And is there any other VPN/smartDNS service that works on tvs running on WebOS? I can still use the laptop to stream whatever via SurfShark's VPN and just connect it to the TV via HDMI, but it's better to stream directly from the TV and its browser...

Thanks, if anyone knows of either a workaround with Surfshark or of any other VPN that supports WebOS.

TL;DR: is there any VPN or SmartDNS service that supports WebOS on TVs?

02023698

I use smartdnsproxy and just change my dns manually to the location I want on LG tv. But they don’t have Hungary as a supported country as of yet.

Yasfs

https://1.1.1.1/ try their app

theraiderpt

I just use a VPN app on my android phone and use it as router. And then connect the tv to my phone.

_StSFH4Meme_

Thanks everyone, I'll look into these!

g8v1985

Also look at using a raspberry pi as a vpn gateway guides on git hub then what ever devices you want connecting you just change the gateway to the ip address of the pi it then just routes its traffic through the pi gateway there's also a Web interface so that you can quickly change your location. And you hardly loose any speed my speed through my isp is 70mbps through the pi vpn it drops to around 68mbps so no major loss I tried a few routers but drastically lost speed through bottle necking.

oidarwazeh

Just get a 4K firestick and use the surfshark app on there. All the faffing about for nothing and with £30 later your problems are sorted.