Compatibility reports
What the community-reported "worked / didn't work" figures on a script mean.
The Compatibility section on a script page shows what other users report for the release that is currently served, for example:
Delta · Android — 94% working · 47 reports · Last report 2h ago
What it is — and is not
- It answers one question: did this release work in this executor on this platform?
- It is community opinion, not a guarantee, a review or a safety score. ScriptBunker does not inspect script source and does not rate scripts as safe.
- Listing an executor is not an endorsement of it.
How the numbers work
- A report is one signed-in account's answer — Worked or Didn't work — for one release, one executor and one platform. Reporting again replaces your earlier answer, so repeated clicking cannot inflate a count.
- Reports belong to a specific release. A new release starts with no reports; rolling back to an older release shows that release's reports again.
- A percentage appears only once an environment has 5 or more reports. With fewer you see just the count (for example 2 reports), because a handful of votes is not a statistic.
- Environments are listed most-reported first.
- Creators cannot report on their own scripts, and submissions are rate limited.
Compatibility reports are not linked to ScriptBunker Keys, device identifiers or IP addresses.