Language Player

Watch History

Every video you watch is saved to your history. Pick up where you left off, replay favorites, and track what you've been watching.

How It Works

Language Player saves your watch history automatically. Every 15 seconds while you're watching a video, your current playback position is recorded. When you return to a video later, you can resume from where you left off.

Your history is per-language — switching from Japanese to Korean shows a different list. It's also tied to your account, so it follows you across devices.

Viewing Your History

Open Watch History from the main navigation menu. You'll see a list of every video you've watched in your current target language, most recent first.

Each item shows:

Click any video to resume watching. The entire history becomes your queue, so you can skip between recently watched videos with the Previous/Next controls in the player.

Where History Appears

Your watch history shows up in two places:

Resume Playback

When you reopen a video you've watched before, the player restores your saved position. The progress bar on the seek bar and the percentage in your history list both reflect where you left off.

Position is saved even if you close the tab mid-video. As long as you were watching for at least a few seconds, your place is preserved.

Privacy

Your watch history is private. It's only visible to you when you're signed in. It's used to:

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