Fire TV Web App Player FAQ (Amazon developer docs)
Amazon's technical FAQ for HTML5 video on Fire TV: MSE support, DASH/HLS behavior, Widevine L3-only limitation, the amazonPlatformReady lifecycle event, and known duration quirks.
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