Tested, dated guides to watching anything in sync with the people you want to watch it with — on every service the extension supports, and a few honest words about the ones it does not.
The whole procedure, with every control named and ringed: install, start a party, send one link, and talk over the video.
Two accounts, two streams, one synced timeline — and nothing that touches your Netflix session.
The tolerance is about half a second. Here is what to do when the gap is bigger than that.
What Chrome's warnings mean, and what our manifest actually declares.
One link does the whole handshake. The code on the ticket is a label — you never type it anywhere.
The service the Western watch-party tools skip, and the one people keep asking Reddit about.
Two accounts, two streams, one synced timeline — and nothing that touches your Netflix session.
The service the Western watch-party tools skip, and the one people keep asking Reddit about.
Prime's player is the fussiest one we support, and the guide explains what the extension does about it.
Anime night, timed to the second — including the part where you both need to see the same reaction.
What to use now that GroupWatch is not where you left it.
Two Hulu accounts, one timeline, and the ad-break caveat nobody else mentions.
Including the max.com / hbomax.com rename, and why your invite link still works.
One link does the whole handshake. The code on the ticket is a label — you never type it anywhere.
Hold a key, say the thing, let go. The single best setting for a two-hour film.
Open something else and the other tab follows. No second party, no new link.
Drag, resize, collapse, rename, switch theme — the whole surface in one pass.
Free, unlimited, and silent. Usually the right register for a first watch.
Swap a friend code once; after that an invitation is one click and a notification.
The tolerance is about half a second. Here is what to do when the gap is bigger than that.
Three unrelated problems get called "audio not working". Identify yours first.
Nine times out of ten it is a tab that was open before the extension was.
Netflix wraps its player in its own controller, and that explains most of what goes wrong.
The most interesting bug in the product, and what fixing it taught us about Prime’s player.
Usually a per-site permission. Occasionally something else already owns the camera.
Read the status pill first. It tells you which half of the problem you have.
What Chrome's warnings mean, and what our manifest actually declares.
It shares a timeline, not a stream. Everything else follows from that one distinction.
What gets sent, why the tolerance is half a second, and why a correction is sometimes refused.
A sidebar takes width from the player. That is the whole argument.
Re-encoded picture, drifting audio, one person paying the bandwidth. And the two cases where it still wins.
Seven questions to ask any tool — including this one — before you rely on it for a film night.
Discord is better at talking. A party is better at watching. Both is also a valid answer.
An honest answer: we do not support Viki. Here is what that leaves you.
The technical part is five minutes. The scheduling is what kills these, so start there.
Subtitles change everything about how you talk during it. Plan for that.
Camera or no camera is the real question. Here is how to decide it.
Sixteen hour-long episodes, subtitles, and a Korean release schedule. Plan around all three.