Notes:

• unless otherwise noted, all userscripts are written in ECMAScript 5 (ES5)
  • can be used by both modern web browsers, and very old browsers
  • they are tested and confirmed to work in Android 4.4 WebView, which is Chrome 30
  • Android 5.0+ WebView is user-upgradable, and assumed to be modern
• in ECMAScript 6+, all userscripts are written in ECMAScript 6 (ES6) or higher
  • this is only done when ES6+ features greatly enhance or simplify the ES5 code
  • devices running Android >= 5.0 can run either version, and the user can choose which they prefer
  • in some instances, the ES6 and ES5 userscripts behave differently:
    • ES6 userscript works with the existing webpage
    • ES5 userscript replaces the existing webpage with an entirely new interface, which does not require modern Javascript

[Notes]:

1. website requires login
2. video host requires Referer request header
3. video host only permits access to IP addresses that originate from within a geo-fenced region; a VPN service can be used to satisfy this requirement
4. video streams are DRM protected
5. ES6 and ES5 userscripts behave differently