Verification methodology
Platform support is documented from the product's registered public hosts and result categories, while recent behavior is reported from anonymous backend parsing outcomes over completed calendar days.
What “supported” means
A supported platform has a public product route, recognized public host patterns, and declared result categories in the application registry. It does not mean that every URL, account, region, quality, or media variant will parse successfully.
How observations are produced
- 1
A user submits a public link to the parser. Private, deleted, paid, DRM-protected, login-only, or region-blocked content may not be available.
- 2
The backend records the detected platform and parsing outcome. Public reports disclose only a status level and the latest successful day; submitted URLs, IP addresses, totals, and exact rates remain private.
- 3
The status page aggregates the seven most recent completed calendar days in Asia/Shanghai time and refreshes its cached view at most hourly.
Status definitions
| Status | Definition |
|---|---|
| Healthy | At least 20 observations with an internal success rate of 80% or higher. |
| Degraded | At least 20 observations with an internal success rate from 50% through 79.9%. |
| Limited | At least 20 observations with an internal success rate below 50%. |
| Insufficient data | Between 1 and 19 observations; no performance classification is published. |
| N/A | No observation was recorded in the completed window. |
| Unavailable | The reporting source could not be read, so no status inference is made. |
| Latest successful observation | The newest completed day in the window with at least one recorded successful outcome. |
Limitations and interpretation
- This is product telemetry, not independent research, uptime monitoring, or an SLA.
- Public levels deliberately hide traffic volume and exact rates, so they cannot be used to estimate product usage.
- A successful outcome can still expose only a cover, preview, audio track, image, or source-dependent format.
- N/A means no observation, not a failed result; Unavailable means the reporting source could not be read.
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