How guides are scoped
Articles focus on topics that help users test, understand, or troubleshoot browser playback. That includes M3U8 playlist structure, HLS playback workflows, format comparisons, embed guidance, and common delivery problems such as CORS failures.
How claims are kept accurate
Feature descriptions are aligned with the public site experience. If the player does not expose a capability in the current UI, the guide set should not imply that the feature is available. That is why the site now avoids overstating DRM support or other advanced behaviors not visible in the tool itself.
How updates are handled
Pages should be revised when the player behavior changes, when public library versions are pinned or replaced, and when delivery advice becomes outdated. Pages that no longer reflect the current product should be edited rather than left to drift.
How utility pages are separated from content pages
The main homepage and guide library are designed for indexing and reading. The dedicated /embed route exists for playback-only iframe use and is intentionally marked as noindex. This separation keeps low-content utility screens from being confused with the main site content.
What this policy does not do
This page is not a legal promise or a substitute for the privacy policy and terms of service. It is an editorial explanation of how site content should be structured, maintained, and aligned with the public tool.