Category: Stremio News

Did you know that approximately 40% of the changes and improvements we make to the Stremio desktop and mobile apps are powered by user feedback? We make it a point to be accessible at any time through our social media channels and the Stremio Help Center, so that always know what our users think of…

Just today we rolled out an update of our desktop app – Stremio 4.4. Some of you may wonder why did we jump from Stremio 4.0. To 4.4; we won’t bore you with the reasons for that but we’ll just say we did it to unify the nomenclature of all our desktop and mobile apps….

We have partnered with the blockchain startup White Rabbit to kick off their peer-to-peer partner streaming sites program White Rabbit is a blockchain-based startup that helps copyright holders to collect revenue from P2P streaming. It is essentially a browser plugin, which detects content and enables the content creators to get paid immediately when their content…

Back in February we announced the first ever Stremio Addon Competition. To be quite frank, we didn’t expect such an interest in the contest but as usual, our community didn’t disappoint. We received a large number of submissions from developers for great add-ons, and it’s time to announce the winners. The contest submissions were judged…

We recently learned a new abbreviation: GDPR. It doesn’t stand for “Go do PR” or something equally silly but for General Data Protection Regulation. This mythical creature is a piece of legislation that the European Union has created to reflect the more and more ways personal data is collected, stored and managed for EU citizens….

This month, we have come to a new milestone, and one we are quite proud of: Stremio has reached 5 million users. Five million people across the globe have chosen our platform for their video entertainment needs, and use our desktop, iOS and Android apps on a regular basis. We must admit, we are incredibly…

The Stremio logo that you know and recognize was created back in 2015. To an outsider, this may seem like a short period of time; to us, however, these 3 years feel like an eternity – this is how much our platform has evolved. We started out with just a few users. Then we reached…

Mid-January, YouTube rolled out an unexpected change: new rules for monetization of the video content uploaded to the site. The changes went into effect this week and from now on, content creators who haven’t hit the target of 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of watchtime within the past 12 months are no longer eligible for…