Youtube ReVanced Alternatives
Youtube ReVanced Alternatives
Android:
New Youtube Clients with Material 3 Design:
Old Youtube Clients with old design:
Android Browser Options:
Limited to a selection of pre-approved extensions (Ublock Origin is included in said list); however, you can get around this by using Firefox Nightly and enabling developer settings, which allows you to add a custom list of extensions, which can include any extension for desktop Firefox, including things like SponsorBlock. (Credits to https://lemmy.world/u/Pr0phet )
- uBlock Origin + script to hide Shorts
- SponsorBlock (Credits to https://lemdro.id/u/Erunn )
For TVs:
IOS:
For PCs:
- Sponsorblock Extension
- Return Youtube Dislike Extension
- Enhancer for Youtube Extension
- Unhock: remove youtube recommendations extension
- Youtube Shorts Block extension
- Autoquality for youtube extension
- Iridium for Youtube Extension
- uBlock Origin
- Return Youtube Dislikes
- Sponsorblock for Youtube
- Youtube Nonstop
- Enhancer for Youtube
- Youtube Audio
- ImprovedTube
- Unhoock: remove youtube recommendations
Windows:
Linux:
MAC OS:
Instance Sign-In support (No Google Login): Clipious, Libretube, Lighttube, Freetube
Google Login support: SmartTubeNext
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I'm out of the loop, is there a reason to move away from revanced or is this just to give other options?
I think it is only a list of suggestions, options are good.
Yes it's supposed to be a list of suggestions.
ReVanced has stopped working for me. Is it still working for you guys?
Yes. It stopped working for me two days ago. I just updated my manager and my app version. And it's good to go again.
Do you have to reinstall the manager to update? I was looking for a way to update but I'm not sure how.
Edit: Nevermind I saw how. I think last time I checked there wasn't an update available.
His happens to me now and then, the video will stop playing after a minute or so. So I update ReVanced and it usually works again.
I updated the manager, but how do you actually update ReVanced?
You go through the usual patching process, only you shouldn't have to reinstall but simply click on the newly generated APK and update in place
Am I supposed to download a new YouTube apk from the site to do it?
Depends, usually yes, just check out what the updated Manager says is the latest supported YouTube version and if it's newer than what you have then yes, you'll have to download it
Update it in Revanced Manager
Mine broke and I couldn't get it working again.
So I ITed the hell out of it. I uninstalled and reinstalled it, and now it's working again.
No idea why that worked or what the problem was. Although I have noticed that apps installed via f-droid are hit and miss when it comes to updating correctly, so perhaps it tried to update and got stuck?
Great thanks!