AirWave Browser forces native HTML5 controls on every streaming site. Send YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, and more straight to your Apple TV or HomePod — no extensions, no workarounds.
Every feature designed to get your content from browser to big screen with zero friction.
Send video and audio to Apple TV, HomePod, and any AirPlay 2 receiver. Works on sites that normally block it.
Pop any video into a floating window. Watch while you work, browse, or multitask across apps.
Forces native HTML5 video/audio controls on every site. No more custom players blocking your AirPlay button.
Custom injection scripts for YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, and more. Each site gets tailored handling for best results.
Full tabbed browsing with bookmarks. Save your favorite streaming sites and switch between them effortlessly.
Cmd+Shift+A for AirPlay, Cmd+Shift+P for PiP. Power-user shortcuts for instant streaming control.
Optimized streaming profiles for the biggest platforms.
Plus native controls on any site with HTML5 video or audio.
No extensions. No configuration. No nonsense.
Launch the app. It's a full browser — navigate anywhere you'd normally go.
Go to YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, or any site. AirWave automatically enables native controls.
Hit the AirPlay button (or Cmd+Shift+A). Pick your device. You're streaming.
One price. Yours forever. No subscriptions.
Pay once, own it forever
Services that use Widevine DRM (Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video) cannot play protected content in any WebKit-based browser — this is an industry-wide limitation, not specific to AirWave. For these services, AirWave shows a helpful banner with a button to open in Safari, which supports DRM natively.
AirWave Browser requires macOS 13 (Ventura) or later. It works on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
Most streaming sites use custom video players that hide or disable the native AirPlay button. AirWave injects scripts that force native HTML5 controls, override disableRemotePlayback, and remove overlay divs that block controls. It also has per-site profiles that handle SPAs like YouTube and Twitch where elements get recreated dynamically.
No. AirWave Browser is a one-time purchase of $4.99. You pay once and own it forever, including all future updates.
AirWave works with any AirPlay 2 compatible device, including Apple TV (4th gen and later), HomePod, HomePod mini, and AirPlay 2-enabled smart TVs from Samsung, LG, Sony, and Vizio.
AirWave is built on WebKit and supports tabs, bookmarks, and full web browsing. While it's optimized for streaming, you can use it for general browsing. Many users keep it as a dedicated streaming browser alongside their primary browser.