Changelog: week of June 22, 2026
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Continue with Google
Kuldron accounts can sign in with Google. The button is live on the homepage, the login page, and the signup page. Email and password sign-in is unchanged.
Signup collects country, gender, and birth date. All three are optional.
Content labels and content settings
The content-label vocabulary is suggestive, nudity, and graphic media. All of them mark content as 18+. Sexually explicit content is not permitted on Kuldron, and a post labelled as such is rejected.
Content settings live in account settings, one choice per label: show it, blur it, or hide it. The setting applies to feeds and to individual posts, so hidden labels do not appear in a feed at all. Accounts under 18 are held at hide. Labelled content is governed by these settings rather than by a confirmation click on each item.
Browse
Browse is a persistent three-pane shell: a topic picker on the left, then the chat and the forum for the selected topic. Opening it lands directly in a topic rather than on a grid, and switching topics leaves the layout in place.
The picker has a search box over two collapsible sections, Favorites and Trending, and topics can be added to Favorites.
Watching
A broadcast shows a live watching count, delivered over the same connection as chat and updated as viewers come and go.
Ad-funded viewing is capped at 1080p. That covers signed-out viewers and signed-in viewers with an empty wallet, and the quality picker offers nothing above 1080p to them. Funded wallets stay uncapped.
A broadcast still in progress shows its live thumbnail on the channel's Videos tab.
Forums
Comment threads load per branch. A post opens with its top-level comments and a short preview of the replies under each, and any truncated branch has its own "load more replies". Comments are ranked best-first at every level of the tree.
Forums display as k/{slug}, matching the URL they live at. Blog posts that name a forum thread carry a "Discuss on the forum" link.
Appearance
A theme toggle selects light, dark, or the system setting, and the light theme has a reworked contrast ramp behind it.
The navbar carries the combined brand wordmark, which switches with the theme and holds a stable position across pages. On reference pages the navbar's left toggle controls the reference sidebar.
