Invidious: an alternative front-end to YouTube
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Well, thank you very much for looking at it, @Kubernetes. I didn't realize it was a particularly complex one. Perhaps if you mention that on the invidious app request thread, one of the others might become curious.
I don't know why they opted for such tech. It might be that Google/Youtube do what they can to prevent apps like Invidious from becoming possible or easily workable and people need to go through contortions as a workaround.
I can begin to see why Invidious has been requested for so long but not packaged yet.
I hope you have more satisfaction with the next application.
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I tried to create a initial package, but they use tools like shards and crystal. I don't have experience with that. Beside of the app is using a postgresql database. A package should be doable, but currently it is too complex for myself.
@Kubernetes perhaps leave a link to the repo so someone else can take a look w/o starting from scratch.
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@Kubernetes perhaps leave a link to the repo so someone else can take a look w/o starting from scratch.
@robi The repo is in Gitlab , but it's very early stage and build of the image is not working/complete. If someone would like to pickup on this, feel free
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It seems a bunch of people are getting blocked by Youtube - https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/issues/3915 . It's an uphill battle to browse 3rd party services in an anonymous way , if it's not in the best interests of the parent service ...
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I tried it as an app on yunohost. AND I rely on it when I watch yt. And I don't want to miss it anymore. It's been working like a charm for the last 6 months. It's good for me and kind of a statement to share it with friends. Feel free to use: you.luckow.org
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@girish said in Invidious: an alternative front-end to YouTube:
OK, an initial version is out as unstable
FANTASTIC!
Well done, @girish! Hurrah, @JOduMonT ! Well done, Cloudron! This is a much wanted feature.
It installs very well. You can export/import your preferences from other instances OK.
Great! I hope everybody with Cloudron tries running Invidious.
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I tried it as an app on yunohost. AND I rely on it when I watch yt. And I don't want to miss it anymore. It's been working like a charm for the last 6 months. It's good for me and kind of a statement to share it with friends. Feel free to use: you.luckow.org
When I compare Invidious on Yunohost with Cloudron, the update frequency of the Cloudron app wins. That's why I moved you.luckow.org to my Cloudron instance. Thank you @staff
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