The Video Controls Plus documentation index is the long-form sibling of the /docs hub. Both pages list every guide and tutorial; /documentation is the SEO-friendly alias preserved from the project's pre-2024 information architecture and remains as the canonical landing for inbound links and search results that already index it. Either route reaches the same set of guides — getting started, speed control, A-B looping, audio boost, video filters, screenshots, notes, cloud sync, and the keyboard-shortcut reference.
Pre-2024 references point to /documentation. The page is preserved so those references continue to resolve — search engines and human visitors both land on a real page instead of a 404.
New users sometimes prefer a single index page that lists every guide with a one-line summary. /documentation provides that flat view; /docs is the same content with richer category headers.
When a support reply needs to point at "the documentation," the canonical link is /documentation; it shows the whole picture and lets the user pick the right guide.
Yes — same content, alternate URL. /docs is the active canonical; /documentation is the legacy alias preserved for old inbound links.
Either works. /docs is shorter and matches the active in-app links; /documentation is what older bookmarks already point at.
In the public GitHub repository. The website documentation is user-facing only.
Yes — every major version bump triggers a doc review. Each guide has a "verified in vX.Y" label so you can spot stale content.
Yes. Each guide has an "Edit this page" link to the source on GitHub. Pull requests are merged on the same cadence as code changes.
Currently English only. A community translation flow is on the roadmap; volunteer translators are welcome.
Last updated 2026-05-06 by Ahsan Mahmood, maintainer.