[Official] List of Legal Streaming Websites

 twiz:

I checked out Malimar TV

Thanks!

 nas election:

Hi, can you add WeTV as well. They have mainly Chinese dramas/variety but there are some Korean dramas. They also sub the opening and ending songs ^^

App android download https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tencent.qqlivei18n&hl=en

Website https://m.wetv.vip/

Thanks!

I was bored last week and scrolled through all 1000 available Roku channels and found dLibrary, a Japanese new streaming platform owned by NHK. It has a 1-week trial option, after which it's $9.99/month. I would classify this as something that has potential and maybe will be good in a year or so, because only a handful (~13) of the available movies and dramas are currently English subtitled, even things that are readily available with subtitles on other large platforms.  The rest is unsubtitled. The highlights:

• There's a 1-week free trial that requires you to put a card on file (I didn't see PayPal as an option).
• There's an entirely English interface on the website and the Roku app also defaults to English. You can change it to Japanese in settings. Even the drama/movie descriptions are in English, although the majority of them are not subbed.
• It clearly states in the descriptions which titles are subbed or not, and on the website, you can browse by subtitled shows. You currently cannot browse by subtitled on the Roku app.
• If you're a fan of taiga historical dramas, there's currently 3 fully subtitled dramas to watch (Princess Go, Yae's Sakura, Ryomaden).
• If you're comfortable watching raw unsubtitled stuff, there's some things you would probably have a hard time finding otherwise, such as variety/travel shows and some older dramas.
• Each title also shows a date (end date) listed when it will no longer be available to stream. Most had September/October 2021 end dates (almost a year from this writing).
• Both the app and the site will remember what you started watching. However, it won't remember where you left off and will start over. There's also a watchlist feature.
• It has a "Coming Soon" section on both the site and the app, but you can't click into a description of the title and they don't indicate whether they'll be available subbed.

Thank you!  Very helpful lists.

Hello Everybody,

I am residing in Africa for a couple of months.  I have been reallocated due to some work, I was wondering if I can use Kenya VPN to access iFlix, is it possible?

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 takarahime:

is mkvdrama legal?

No it's not legal