Evidence pages for safer downloader decisions
Methodology pages document what was tested, what is unsupported, and which fields should be recorded before making product claims.
M3U8 / HLS Parser Test Methodology
How to test HLS manifest parsing without implying DRM or paywall bypass support.
An HLS parser test should inspect only permitted manifests, record variants and subtitle tracks, identify expired or protected segments, and refuse DRM, paywall, private, or credential-gated streams.
Privacy and Data Retention Methodology
How AnyVidDL should document data collection, retention, and credential boundaries.
A privacy methodology should separate one-link web parsing from extension, Pro, API, and MCP workflows. Each workflow needs clear statements about submitted URLs, temporary task data, logs, API keys, and what AnyVidDL should not collect.
Twitter Video Download Test Methodology
A repeatable test method for public X/Twitter video download workflows.
A Twitter video download test should use public permitted links, record the test date and account state, separate supported from unsupported cases, and document failures such as private, deleted, restricted, or unavailable posts.
Video Download Failure Reason Taxonomy
A standard failure vocabulary for download pages, queues, API responses, and support docs.
A useful failure taxonomy tells the user whether the problem is permissions, availability, platform change, unsupported format, queue limits, or a safety refusal. It should not collapse every issue into a generic failed message.