Am I seeing Reddit there?
Some Tailscale clients are open-source and you can self-host a Headscale server
Another reason to never ever touch any Facebook services and to block their shitty privacy-invasive ads
On a separate note, I still don’t understand how trackpoints on HP laptops work. There’s no scroll button, how the fuck am I supposed to use this piece of shit if I can’t scroll??? The thing that is meant to replace the mouse/trackpad for ease of use and ergonomics literally forces me to use a mouse or a trackpad. This doesn’t make any fucking sense!!!
FreeTube doesn’t use the YouTube API. Quote from their website:
FreeTube grabs data by scraping the information it needs (with either local methods or by optionally utilizing the Invidious API).
Neither Invidious, nor Piped, NewPipe or FreeTube use the YouTube API.
NewPipe has a component called NewPipeExtractor which scrapes the data from YouTube.
LibreTube uses Piped which uses the NewPipeExtractor.
Invidious scrapes the data from YouTube.
FreeTube can either scrape the data from YouTube or use Invidious.
YT also knows FreeTube
But they can’t really do anything about it, unless they start requiring you to log in in order to watch videos…
They sent a cease and desist letter to Invidious, but that’s all they can do. It’s practically impossible to block Invidious because it’s completely decentralized. The Invidious instances only pull metadata, the video stream is actually pulled in by the client.
Piped has some issues because Google tries to IP-ban all Piped instances, but Invidious actually pulls the content through the client, not on the server so it should work flawlessly. I also never had any issues with FreeTube.
I’ve seen this recommendation a couple of times. In my opinion, the MotionBox UI just looks terrible. I prefer Piped or Invidious for watching YouTube. You can use these in combination with LibRedirect to automatically redirect all YouTube links to these alternative front-ends. FreeTube is pretty good if you need a desktop app. I love LibreTube on Android, NewPipe is another option. There’s also Yattee with this guide on iOS and SmartTubeNext on Android TV.
Ok that sounds interesting, I’m gonna check it out
uBlock Origin has built-in bypass mechanisms. No extra userscripts required. Other extensions or scripts might interfere with uBO though. You also need to use Firefox or a Firefox fork like LibreWolf because Chrome soon won’t support MV2 anymore which is required for proper ad-blocking.
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Thunder is great, I love it
Personally, I really enjoy LibreTube (Website, F-Droid link, GitHub). It is great for privacy as it proxies all traffic to YouTube through a Piped instance meaning you don’t have to connect to YouTube servers and your identity won’t be exposed to Google.
NewPipe (Website, F-Droid link, GitHub) is another good option, but it makes direct requests to YouTube. There are also forks of NewPipe like NewPipe x SponsorBlock (IzzyOnDroid link) which just adds a SponsorBlock integration and there is BraveNewPipe which has support for more video streaming plattforms.
Clipious (F-Droid, GitHub) is a pretty new app that uses the Invidious API to privately pull content from YouTube. I haven’t tried it out though.
This is so incredibly annoying when cross-posting something.
@db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com has been pushing out some great stuff recently
Me after completing exactly zero (0) tasks on my to do list