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Hush, don't remind them that they have RSS feeds, or they might remove them altogether.
Twitter had RSS feeds many moons ago:
* https://www.seroundtable.com/twitter-rss-depreciated-16973.h...
> Too many requests are being made from this network, which brings down the performance of feeds for other users. Please try back later.
With regards to the topic, I've noticed this when using FreeTube during certain periods of the day.
https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/1r61jpo/all_youtub...
I see people are doing scripts or other things to remove shorts from their feeds, but there is a simpler solution. Take your RSS URL of a channel, e.g.: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCxSGC9B... Replace the `channel_id` with `playlist_id` and replace `UC` with `UULF`. This prefix will only list normal videos: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?playlist_id=UULFxSG...
> Nobody asked for shorts in their feed This has been a big issue for me. I currently use RSS exclusively to view the YouTube channels that I'm subscribed to -- currently about 75 channels (and 27 nebula channels) -- and over half of my YouTube feeds are filled with several shorts (sometimes multiple ones by the same creator per day). Looking for hashtags in the title and marking those videos as read is essentially m…
Out of curiosity, are you filtering out shorts because of YouTube's terrible Shorts UI, or solely because of shorts' content quality?
The solution I came up with was being able to sort/filter on all content/just videos/just shorts on a per view (folder) basis, so you can opt into them but they are omitted by default. Curious what other people's approaches are