My List

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Every guide here comes from how this site and its player really behave, or from the availability data on every title page. No copy-pasted “clear your cache” advice, and no pages written to catch an error code we have never seen.

Player

5 guides
5 min read

Why the player opens extra tabs, and how to stop it

Extra tabs come from the third-party player page, not from this site. A parent page cannot cancel a window.open() made inside a cross-origin iframe, and every host this site uses refuses to play when a sandbox is present. So the player gates the hosts known to pop, remembers the ones that do, and never prints a source URL or offers a “new tab” link.

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Trailer-only mode: watch trailers, no player

In trailer-only mode the site shows the synopsis, cast, ratings and the trailer, and hides every watch button. Nothing third-party is loaded, so there are no player redirects, no popups and no source list.

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A source will not load: what to do in 30 seconds

Switch source, not settings. If a source shows a blank frame or spins for more than about 14 seconds, the source itself is usually down — the player already logs that, so picking a different source is faster than clearing anything.

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How the player sources are configured (and why yours may differ)

Every source is an entry in the site configuration with its own name, priority, movie URL and TV URL. Operators add, disable or reorder them in the admin panel, so two visitors on the same day can see the same list while a visitor next week sees a different one.

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Buffering on a slow connection: what actually helps

Switch source first, then lower the quality inside the player. Clearing your cache and changing DNS almost never help a video that is already loading — the bottleneck is usually the third-party source, not your browser.

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Availability

1 guide
4 min read

Where to watch: how availability works in your country

Streaming rights are sold country by country, so “is it on Netflix” has a different answer in the UK, the US and Brazil. Every title page shows the services carrying it in the market you select, and the data comes from JustWatch through TMDB.

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Devices

1 guide
4 min read

App or browser: which one to use, and what actually differs

Same catalogue, different plumbing. The browser is fastest to start and needs no install; the Android app ships its own player and shield, so it survives a browser extension that blocks iframes. iPhone users get the same site added to the Home Screen, without an app store listing.

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Privacy

1 guide
3 min read

Where My List is stored, and how to move it to another device

My List and continue-watching live in your browser’s local storage on this device. There is no account, no server copy and no email address — which also means clearing site data deletes the list, and moving it to another device needs the export button.

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These guides are maintained by the PelisPlus team and reviewed against the live player configuration. If a guide and the player disagree, the player is right — tell us at hello@pelisplus.co.uk and we will fix the page.