Sources
Every "streaming site" in this corner of the web is a shell around somebody else's player, and those players are what actually allow framing. So this page goes straight to them. Search on StreamEx or Movy to find a title, then paste its id here: a player that allows framing runs in the stage, and one that refuses opens a tab. The directory underneath says, per site, whether it frames or needs a tab.
Paste the number from a themoviedb.org film page, an IMDb tt id, or the whole link. Series need a season and an episode.
Numbers work on every player. IMDb tt ids work on the VidNest, VidFast, VidRock, VidUp and VidCore hosts.
Players marked “Frames here” allow embedding, so they run in this box. The directory further down lists catalogue sites, and the tile says whether each one can be framed at all.
It sends X-Frame-Options or frame-ancestors, so the browser blanks the frame no matter what this page does. Open it in its own tab, or use a player above with a TMDB id instead.
These are the embed hosts the streaming sites build on. Every one of them was asked for a film and an episode during the last check, and every one answered without a framing block. Press a card to browse that player's own catalogue inside the stage.
Catalogue sites, checked the same way: follow every redirect, then read the framing headers. A site that lands on a parking page or a survey farm is marked as sold, not as working.
Nothing matches that filter. Clear the search, or turn on broken links to see what has gone quiet.
A door is any proxy that takes a target URL in its own address. Add yours with a template: {url} is the address, {enc} is its encoded form, {b64} is base64.
StreamEx, Tubi, Plex, Roku, HydraHD and Movy all send X-Frame-Options or a CSP frame-ancestors list. That is enforced by the browser, so no page can override it. Separately, StreamEx's own player, player.zxcprime.xyz, no longer resolves in DNS, so playback there fails even in a normal tab.
The VidNest, VidFast, VidRock, VidUp and VidCore family, plus VA Player, VidSrc, VidLink, MultiEmbed and 2Embed, all serve a film from /movie/<id> and an episode from /tv/<id>/<season>/<episode>, and none of them send a framing header. They are the layer the catalogue sites sit on, so this page uses them directly.
scripts/verify-movies.mjs follows every redirect and grades the final response, because a 200 on the way to a survey farm is not a working site. Sold domains, dead hosts and framing blocks are recorded, not hidden, and the check date rides on every record.
A door is a proxy you trust, added here with a template, used only when you press it on a site that refuses framing. Public proxies die constantly, so the shelf never ships a hardcoded one. Nothing is mirrored or re-hosted here either way.
