Install Windows using Boot Camp or Parallels All Mac users who wish to download Netflix content with any Windows-based utility, including Boot Camp or Parallels, will have the capability to do so. Consequently, Netflix did not offer a macOS-compatible application; these tools allowed everybody to install an entire version of Windows on Mac computers. By seamlessly installing Windows, they can install the official Netflix application from the Microsoft Store
The download feature of the app allows users to save movies and shows for offline viewing. That acts as a good workaround method for people who want to watch Netflix offline on Mac when internet connectivity is not available. – Boot Camp is a utility application pre-included in macOS by which a user can install Windows alongside macOS. Once installed, you can easily boot into one operating system or the other, depending on your needs.
Parallels Desktop lets Windows run right alongside macOS without the need to reboot, fitting in perfectly when quick access to some of your Windows apps-like Netflix-is needed.
iOS Downloading and AirPlay Streaming
Another option is to download Netflix movies on an iPhone/iPad and then stream the content to a Mac using **AirPlay. The Netflix iOS app allows downloads on the device for offline mode; hence, it is pretty easy to download movies directly to an iOS device, be it an iPhone or an iPad. Central to the viewing on a larger screen, a user may use AirPlay to stream downloaded content from an iOS device to a Mac.
This process will involve no other software installation or any other Windows installation, thus making the process easy and painless for those users already having an iPhone or iPad. To use AirPlay, ensure that your iOS device and the Mac share the same Wi-Fi network. Start your downloaded Netflix content on the iPhone or iPad, and tap the AirPlay icon to stream it directly to your Mac. These solutions provide real ways of enjoying Netflix content on Mac offline, with some limitation offered by the platform for macOS.
