FYI: YouTube provides RSS feed for every channel. The URL is as follows: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=CHANNEL_ID And without downloading with yt-dlp, videos can be watched from youtube-nocookie.com in full-window mode (no distractions) under: https://cinemaphile.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID
Someone at YouTube needs glasses
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#32YouTube is removing videos and moving to Shorts-only in a couple months, so this shouldn't be an issue for long
What does this mean? Does this mean that there will be no more video UI (only the shorts UI)? Does this mean that only shorts will show up on the homepage? etc. (Also a source would be nice.)
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#33YouTube is removing videos and moving to Shorts-only in a couple months, so this shouldn't be an issue for long
I guess every content platform is moving to forcefully shoving slop into your face now
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#38Their mobile site is also terrible. It's like the designers forgot that people watch videos in landscape mode. For example, comments won't load unless you rotate to portrait mode first. I mean, come on.
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#39As a subscriber, I get 6 algorithm suggested videos (even split 50/50 on subscribed vs suggested). Then of course the content is also routinely interrupted by rows that take up more space than a row of video suggestions: * Premium movie suggestions, which also manages to take up half the width with just two sentences: "Discover your next favourite movie. Watch without ads, included with your Premium membership" * Sho…
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#40The worst casualty of the current design is the search. You get three videos before it inserts completely irrelevant and unrelated algorithmic recommendations. No? Fuck off? Do what I tell you to do!