No immediate plans but I regularly add new sites. I take requests but I tend to focus on the most popular and promising sites nowadays, because keeping them all up-to-date is too time-consuming. I infrequently accept paid requests too, for people willing to sponsor the implementation of a media site that isn't popular enough to be included by default.

JoshyPHP
Perfect Joshy! Thank you.

Just a suggestion, In Portuguese/Brazilian area, this site is popular:
http://mais.uol.com.br/

Probably keep this up to date is really simple, and I can do this for you. I jut need to understand how your TextFormatter works.

    Hmm, I ran across a peculiar issue, when disabling this extension embedded links in posts do not revert to active URLs. I was unable to get Flarum to recognize them as links unless I edited the post and repasted the link. It's possible this is more like a bug with Flarum, but I wanted to bring it to your attention.

      jordanjay29 I'm aware of it, you could call it a design limitation. The URL in text is replaced with a media element so no link is created for it and if you disable media elements you get the text back but still no link. I don't have an elegant solution to let those revert into links but I'll try to think about it.

          jordanjay29 At posting time. It's related to parsing. Basically what happens is that the MediaEmbed plugin says "this span of text (the URL) is mine and nobody else touches it" so the Autolink plugin stays well clear of it because that MediaEmbed guy sounded a bit intense and he might be crazy. You end up with this XML:

          <YOUTUBE id="123" url="http://youtu.be/123">http://youtu.be/123</YOUTUBE>

          During rendering, YOUTUBE elements are rendered as an iframe. If you disable the MediaEmbed plugin, there's no template configured for YOUTUBE elements anymore so its content is displayed as-is. That behaviour is inherited from XSLT, although you can see the same behaviour in DOM with custom elements.

          I've thought about it and I'm going to relax the MediaEmbed plugin's greediness to allow other plugins to use the same text. You'll end up with that XML:

          <YOUTUBE id="123" url="http://youtu.be/123"><URL url="http://youtu.be/123">http://youtu.be/123</URL></YOUTUBE>

          If the YOUTUBE element has a template, the whole thing will get replaced but if it doesn't, the URL element that's inside will be rendered instead and you'll get a link.

          Anyway, the main takeaway is that I agree that there should be a link if the MediaEmbed plugin is disabled and I'm going to look into it in the near future.

              JoshyPHP is there a way to display embedded videos of first post(s) in the discussion list?

                Not with this extension, no.

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                JoshyPHP Here's the list of supported sites, depending on which version of s9e\TextFormatter is bundled in Flarum.

                It looks like links from reddit don't work. Does it mean that s9e\TextFormatter is outdated?

                    Support for Reddit threads was added a few months ago but yes, it's possible that the version running your board is older. I'm afraid you'll have to wait for the next update.

                    You can still embed individual Reddit comments though.