Kepuli-TV von BigTimeSam

Kepuli-TV plays your own Xtream Codes IPTV account in Firefox. Enter your server address and credentials to browse live channels, movies and series in the extension's own tab.

The extension includes no content, subscriptions, provider addresses or accounts. You need a service you have obtained yourself and the right to view its content.

Requires Firefox 140 or newer. Use HTTPS when your provider supports it. HTTP remains available for compatible services without HTTPS; it sends credentials and viewing requests without encryption.

WATCH IN THE BROWSER

Open movies and episodes without a separate application. Matroska files are unpacked as they arrive, and supported surround-sound tracks are decoded locally and converted to audio Firefox can play. Seeking and interrupted-download recovery are built in. Unsupported files can be handed to an external player.

Text subtitles appear in the video's own subtitle layer, including in full screen. Choose a language and size below the picture; the language is remembered for the next episode. Bitmap subtitles are not supported.

BROWSE LARGE CATALOGUES

Categories and lists load when you need them and are cached locally. Browse countries and topics, search across the catalogue, or open the full-window programme guide. Past programmes can be played where your provider offers catch-up.

Catalogue downloads can be cancelled, and unresponsive requests time out with an explanation. Clearing a search restores the group you were browsing.

KEEP YOUR PLACE

Save channels, movies or whole categories as favourites. Viewing history and resume positions are remembered separately for each server and username, so switching back restores your own lists.

The interface is available in English and Finnish, with keyboard controls, visible focus indicators and reduced-motion support.

PRIVACY

No analytics, tracking or advertising. No data is sent to the developer, and no developer account is required.

Your credentials are stored locally and sent to the service you configure to authenticate catalogue and media requests. The service sees those requests and your IP address. Logos and cover art are loaded from addresses supplied by that service.

Settings, favourites, viewing history and resume positions remain on the device. Clear the catalogue cache separately or reset all local data in Settings.

The extension has no content scripts and does not read the pages you browse. Access to the configured server is requested when you connect. Firefox asks you to consent to the transmission of authentication information during installation.