As it stands, both Piped and Invidious are dead. Because od that, I almost completely stopped watching youtube but l’d still sometimes like to check what the people I follow posted (I used to do that via Piped). Are there any new ways of following people without actually using Google? I’m aware of the tools that download new videos as they come out but I’m more interested in just “subscribing”, kinda like RSS?
Ideally it would be on iOS

Edit: I found it, “Unwatched” on iOS is awesome, thanks to !FundMECFSResearch@lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Newpipe still works on Android.

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PipePipe has even more sources.

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I thought I was the only one.

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There are dozens of us! Dozens!

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FreeTube still works for my Linux system, for most videos.

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same

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NewPipe or Patched YouTube App using ReVanced Manager

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Revanced and Firefox + uBlock Origin.

First one’s hard to set up, but I’m sure anybody self-hosting literally anything could do it in two seconds.

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yt-dlp --sponsorblock-remove all <url> is the way. It turns playlist link into nicely named, curated video files awaiting to played by a regular video player

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Does “all” remove every type of segment? Because that seems excessive for most people, there is a lot of filler/etc sections that are over-zealously tagged.

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That seems like it would screw the creators more than YouTube.

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Possibly, but for how ad laiden YT has become it’s a path I’m willing to take.

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