Vanced has been discontinued
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Vanced has been discontinued
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Re: Vanced has been discontinued
#2NewPipe [1] is an open-source alternative, although latest versions of Vanced will supposedly keep working for the foreseeable future [2].
[1]: https://newpipe.net/
[2]: https://nitter.net/YTVanced/status/1503055442506915846#m
Re: Vanced has been discontinued
#3They didn't mention why they are discontinuing it.
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#4What's the reasoning behind this?
Re: Vanced has been discontinued
#5NewPipe [1] is an open-source alternative, although latest versions of Vanced will supposedly keep working for the foreseeable future [2]. [1]: https://newpipe.net/ [2]: https://nitter.net/YTVanced/status/1503055442506915846#m
And for AndroidTV devices, SmartTubeNext is awesome:
https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTubeNext
Re: Vanced has been discontinued
#6NewPipe [1] is an open-source alternative, although latest versions of Vanced will supposedly keep working for the foreseeable future [2]. [1]: https://newpipe.net/ [2]: https://nitter.net/YTVanced/status/1503055442506915846#m
The official NewPipe client hasn't added support for sponsorblock, but there's a fork by polymorphicshade on GitHub.
I can't add links because new account.
Re: Vanced has been discontinued
#7They didn't mention why they are discontinuing it.
From their officia Telegram channel, it seems to be for legal reasons: https://t.me/Vanced/197
Re: Vanced has been discontinued
#8They didn't mention why they are discontinuing it.
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Re: Vanced has been discontinued
#9NewPipe [1] is an open-source alternative, although latest versions of Vanced will supposedly keep working for the foreseeable future [2]. [1]: https://newpipe.net/ [2]: https://nitter.net/YTVanced/status/1503055442506915846#m
And for AndroidTV devices, SmartTubeNext is awesome: https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTubeNext
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Re: Vanced has been discontinued
#10NewPipe [1] is an open-source alternative, although latest versions of Vanced will supposedly keep working for the foreseeable future [2]. [1]: https://newpipe.net/ [2]: https://nitter.net/YTVanced/status/1503055442506915846#m
I use NewPipe frequently. It's rumored that Vanced was sent a cease and desist (which seems pretty likely). Out of curiosity, what are the chances that NewPipe will face the same fate?