Terms of Service
Last updated: June 2025
1. Acceptance
2. What Sbrizi is
Sbrizi is a modular HLS media player and JavaScript scripting runtime. It allows users to write and run JavaScript modules (.yarn files) that connect to third-party content sources they are authorized to access.
Intended legal use cases include: public domain and Creative Commons archives (e.g. Internet Archive), self-hosted personal media servers (e.g. Jellyfin, Plex), legal IPTV subscriptions, and any other source for which the user holds a valid licence or access right.
Sbrizi does not host, cache, stream, or distribute media content. The platform has no knowledge of, and takes no responsibility for, the content accessed through user-installed modules.
3. Module scripts
Module scripts are user-authored JavaScript code stored on your own device. Optionally, AES-256-GCM encrypted backups are stored on Sbrizi's server solely to enable cross-device restore. The server cannot read module contents. Sbrizi does not review, approve, or take responsibility for the content accessed by user modules.
You are solely responsible for ensuring your modules comply with applicable laws, including copyright law. You must not use modules to access content for which you do not have permission.
4. Prohibited uses
- Use Sbrizi to access copyrighted content without authorization from the rights holder
- Install or use modules that fetch content from sources that distribute copyrighted material without authorization — doing so constitutes a material breach of these Terms and will result in immediate account termination and permanent ban of the module hash
- Upload modules containing malware, spyware, or code designed to harm systems
- Attempt to bypass or circumvent Sbrizi's security scanner
- Share module scripts with others through Sbrizi's infrastructure for the purpose of copyright infringement
- Use Sbrizi in violation of any applicable law or regulation, including but not limited to copyright law and platform-specific terms of service
Violation of these prohibitions, in particular the use of modules targeting unauthorized content sources, will result in account suspension or termination, module hash blacklisting, and may be reported to relevant authorities where required by law.