• Marxism-Fennekinism
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    222 years ago

    Anyone else feel that the ads load way faster with less buffering than the actual videos?

    • @Zerush
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      92 years ago

      Use the front-end Piped, it block ads, restrictions, jumps sponsor blocks and even intros, or use uBlock Origin

        • @Zerush
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          32 years ago

          No such problems here, update the filters, maybe it solve the problem, Anyway, using Piped all of this crap is blocked.

            • @Zerush
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              -32 years ago

              Sponsor blocks carry a signal encoded in the video, through the googlevideoAPI, to allow YouTube Premium users to skip them. This is intercepted by Piped and by extensions like SponsorBlock, while other front ends, like instances of Invidious, which are based on the googlevideoAPI, block ads, but cannot do so with sponsorblocks.

                • @Zerush
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                  02 years ago

                  It seems very good to me, you mean how the extension works and I talk about how the sponsor blocks are inserted in the video with a code, that the extension or Piped has in its base to intercept it.

  • Dragon
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    112 years ago

    newpipe or vanced

  • @octt@feddit.it
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    Me vibing with my Invidious instance that lets me have no ads, no tracking or proprietary scripts, and syncing of subscriptions, history, and playlist on all my devices 😌

      • @imgprojts
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        42 years ago

        Me, looking at written stuff and imagining that I can hear it in my mind’s ear.

      • @octt@feddit.it
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        I too am waiting for Invidious integration in NewPipe, not really because I don’t like the Invidious UI/UX but because I have a bug (only on mobile data, not WiFi, and only on Invidious, not on NewPipe or the YouTube webapp) where the video stops loading after a while and I have to refresh the page (and the playback doesn’t even resume at the point it stopped :c). So right now, Invidious on my smartphone is not really pleasant, it could be better.

  • @guojing
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    102 years ago

    There are ads on youtube???

  • @vitaminka
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    82 years ago

    interestingly, the youtube app on my phone doesn’t have ads at all (as of recently), most likely because companies don’t want to advertise in russia, but youtube still doesn’t want to pull out, because of potential future revenue (after the war ends), and they can still sell user data 😎

    • @ree
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      72 years ago

      Pro trick for all the other: use a russian proxy

  • @thervingi
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    62 years ago

    YouTube has ads? I’ve never seen any. That’s because I use uBlock Origin and NewPipe.

  • @fab
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    deleted by creator

  • Amicese
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    deleted by creator

  • fu
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    010 months ago

    that’s one more reason to access their content via an invidious instance like yewtu.be

  • @OnishiMyers
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    -12 years ago

    I mean… kinda duh? By definition every corporation revolves around what will get them money. ISPs aren’t giving youtube a cut of the subscription costs… we aren’t paying for youtube premium or whatever they call it. Saying youtube is only interested in throwing us ads, is like saying Jiffy Lube only changes my oil because they want to get paid for it.