Two updates to the Tizen TV SDK: Preference Center links can now open in the TV's system browser, and remote-control navigation across the Consent Banner and Preference Center has been sharpened throughout.

External link handling (v0.1.93)

• Preference Center links open in the system browser — External links surfaced in the Preference Center — privacy policy, cookie policy, support pages — now hand off to the TV's system browser instead of dead-ending inside the app. Users can read the linked content and return without losing their place in the consent flow.
• application.launch privilege support — The SDK now supports the Tizen application.launch privilege, which is what allows the app to open external URLs. Add it to your app's privilege list if you want external links enabled.

Navigation & interaction improvements (v0.1.92)

• Improved D-pad navigation — Focus movement across the Consent Banner and Preference Center is more predictable, so every control is reachable with the directional pad without unexpected jumps or dead ends.
• Left/Right toggling in the Preference Center — Consent toggles can now be switched with the Left and Right remote buttons, matching how Samsung TV users expect on/off controls to behave.
• Clearer focus visibility — The currently selected item is more visually distinct, making it easier to track position while navigating from across the room.
• Improved DSAR keyboard interaction — Entering details into the DSAR form using the on-screen TV keyboard is smoother and more reliable.
• Faster interaction response — General performance improvements to input handling for a more responsive feel on TV hardware.

Where to get it: Tizen TV SDK v0.1.93 is live now. For setup and configuration, see the Tizen TV SDK documentation.