Sitemap — Video Controls Plus | Browse Every Page

The Video Controls Plus sitemap is a searchable index of every public page on the site, grouped by category — documentation, blog, online tools, comparisons, legal, and core marketing pages. Each entry shows a one-line description, a category icon, and the relevant tags so you can spot the right page without clicking through. The sitemap also exposes the machine-readable XML sitemap (/sitemap.xml) and RSS feed (/feed.xml) for crawlers and feed readers.

Use cases

Finding the documentation page for a specific feature

Type "loop" or "audio boost" into the in-page search. Matching docs, blog posts, and FAQ entries surface together so you can pick the right depth of answer.

Auditing site coverage as a contributor

Open the sitemap to see every page in one place. Useful when checking whether a feature has documentation, a blog post, and an FAQ entry before declaring it shippable.

Submitting the site to a search engine

The /sitemap page links to /sitemap.xml, the version search engines actually consume. Submit the XML version to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.

How it works

  1. Filter by category. Click a category chip (Docs, Blog, Tools, Legal, Compare) to narrow the list to that section.
  2. Search by keyword. The fuzzy search matches title, description, tags, and keywords across all pages.
  3. Open the XML sitemap. Crawlers should fetch /sitemap.xml directly; the human page is for users.
  4. Subscribe to the RSS feed. Add /feed.xml to your RSS reader for blog updates and release notes.

Examples

  • A user looks for the audio-boost guide. Searches "boost" → finds /docs/audio-boost-guide and a related blog post in the top three results.
  • A search engine indexes the site. Pulls /sitemap.xml, sees ~400 URLs with lastmod dates, and prioritizes the most recently updated pages.

Frequently asked questions

How is the sitemap kept up to date?

The sitemap is regenerated on every site build. New routes added to the React app are picked up automatically.

Why are some pages not listed?

Internal user pages (history, notes, dashboards) are excluded because they require sign-in. Admin pages are also excluded.

Where is the XML version?

At /sitemap.xml. It is what crawlers consume; the human-readable /sitemap page is a friendlier index for visitors.

Is there an RSS feed for the whole site?

There is a feed for the blog (/feed.xml). Whole-site updates do not have a single feed because most pages do not change frequently.

How big is the site?

About 400 public pages including 346 blog posts. The /sitemap page lists every public route with a description.

Can I export the sitemap as JSON?

Not currently. The XML version is the canonical machine format. JSON could be added on request via /contact.

Tips

  • Use the search bar before scrolling — fuzzy match is faster than reading 400 entries.
  • The category chips toggle on click; combine "Docs" + a search term to find the docs entry for a feature.
  • XML sitemap and RSS feed links sit at the top of the page so crawlers and feed readers can find them without scrolling.

Limitations

  • User-only pages (signed-in dashboards, my-submissions, screenshots) are not listed because they have no public content.
  • Admin pages are excluded entirely.
  • The list is alphabetized within each category; there is no "popularity" sort because per-page traffic is private.

Last updated 2026-05-06 by Ahsan Mahmood, maintainer.