# How to send a link to a Philips Smart TV Source: https://sendlinktotv.com/how-to/philips-smart-tv Updated: 2026-10-25 Philips TVs use several operating systems. On a Titan OS model, look for Internet Browser in the app catalogue. Android TV models may need a browser installed from Google Play. Once you have a suitable browser, open kkll.li, scan the QR code and send the link from your phone. ## What you need - The operating-system name and full Philips TV model code, checked in settings or the model’s manual. - An available Internet Browser on the TV platform, or a TV browser installed through its supported app store. - Internet access on the TV and on your phone. They do not need to be on the same network. - A phone that can scan QR codes with its camera. ## Steps 1. **Find the browser for your Philips platform.** On Titan OS, open the app catalogue and look for Internet Browser. On Android / Google TV, look in Apps and install an available TV browser from Google Play if needed. On older platforms such as Saphi, follow the exact model manual rather than assuming the same app catalogue exists. 2. **Go to the TV address.** Type kkll.li in the address bar and wait for the QR code. Bookmark the page to skip typing next time. 3. **Scan and send.** Scan the QR code with your phone camera, paste your link and tap Send. 4. **Open on the TV.** Select Open on the TV. ## Technical compatibility: Titan OS browser availability Titan OS lists Internet Browser in its app catalogue with market-specific availability. That is evidence of a browser option, not confirmation that the app is present on every Philips model or firmware. Titan OS uses web-based apps; it is not the Google Play app platform. The catalogue does not provide a browser-engine version that establishes compatibility with this app. Check the TV’s actual browser against the requirements below. No Titan OS version or Philips model has a completed link-handoff result recorded here. ## Android and older Philips platforms Philips documents that the Android TV models covered by its support article have no preinstalled browser and need an app from Google Play. This is a different installation path from Titan OS. Use the operating system shown on your own television, including its regional model suffix. For a legacy platform with an Internet Browser icon, confirm that modern HTTPS sites still load. A functioning old homepage or streaming tile does not demonstrate modern JavaScript or WebSocket support. If your model has no usable browser, a browser-capable device connected over HDMI is the practical alternative. ## Technical requirements for this app The TV browser must load HTTPS pages, run JavaScript, render a QR code using canvas and maintain a secure WebSocket connection. The receiver build targets Chromium 85 or newer. This is an engineering target, not a verified TV support list; older or different browser engines need individual assessment. Keep the receiver page open while scanning and sending. Each QR session accepts one link and expires after 10 minutes. Select Open with the TV remote to open the destination in a new tab; the browser must allow that user-initiated action. To send again, return to the receiver, select Send another and scan the new QR code. The TV loads the destination using its own network, cookies and sign-in state. Link delivery does not establish video support: the website, codecs and DRM must also work in that browser. A streaming service working in a native TV app does not prove that its website will play. ## Technical sources - [Philips: how Titan OS works](https://www.philips.co.uk/c-e/tv-buying-guide/tv-101/what-is-titan-os) - [Titan OS: Internet Browser availability by market](https://partners.titanos.tv/appstore/internet_browser) - [Philips: browser installation on Android TV](https://www.usa.philips.com/c-f/XC000017226/how-do-i-browse-the-internet-on-my-philips-android-tv) ## Real-device testing The devices marked "Not yet tested" have no completed real-device test. Browser documentation and engine versions do not confirm a successful link handoff or video playback. - Philips Smart TV: Not yet tested. Titan OS, Google / Android TV and older Philips platforms have different browser options. Check the model, operating system and market. ## Troubleshooting ### I cannot find Google Play on my Philips TV First check the operating system. Titan OS and older non-Android platforms do not use the Android browser-installation path. Look in the platform’s own catalogue and manual; if there is no compatible browser, use another receiver device. ### No QR code appears on the TV Check that the TV is online and that you typed kkll.li exactly. Older TV browsers may not support the features sendlinktotv.com needs; if the page keeps showing “Connecting…”, try another device with a newer browser. ### The page opens but the video does not play Playback depends on the website and the TV browser. Some services, including Netflix, do not support TV web browsers. Try the same link in the TV browser directly to confirm. ### The site is blocked or asks me to sign in on the TV The TV opens the link with its own internet connection and its own logins. Your phone’s VPN, accounts and cookies are not transferred, and sendlinktotv.com cannot bypass network or regional blocks.