HentaiFox.tv Review

Eleven sort orders sit in one menu and they come in pairs: most views and least views, most likes and least likes, newest and oldest, first uploaded and last uploaded, A to Z and Z to A. Nobody browses by least liked. What this is really for is completion — an interface built for somebody working through everything rather than picking something, and the least-viewed end is where the unwatched things are.

The catalogue is animated video rather than pages, filed as numbered episodes of continuing series with their Japanese titles left intact.

Series and galleries are separate top-level axes, so still work sits alongside the video without being mixed into it, and artists, groups, characters and parodies are indexed as well.

Downloading is offered beside streaming in its own description, at two stated resolutions.

The pagination reaches 81 pages, and an account is offered without anything visibly behind it.