Would still love to know if this is even possible. Tubex seems great if you go start to finish in the app (via searching or subscriptions), but most of my YouTube viewing comes from clicking links to YouTube videos from non-YouTube sites. If there is no easy way to go from Safari to Tubex then I may as well go back to the official app, even if it lacks some of the iOS integration.
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MLB says Multitasking Increased Live Viewing 86% Year-Over-Year in its 'At Bat' iPad App
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Developers not implementing best practices for iOS. Either out of inability (if their app needs to function in a way the Apple API's don't specifically address) or laziness, there's a wide range of developers out there so you can't just pin them in the same pen.
Right, I'm not blaming the developers. However, on pretty much every other proper OS since the early 90s, I have been able to run 2 or 3 or 6 or more apps side by side, in any app width and height I want, where the app dynamically scales to fit whatever size I so choose. The developers of apps had no say in the matter, it was a feature of the OS.
I'm blaming Apple for designing iOS in such a way that requires developers to somehow opt-in to making their apps resizable, rather than just making it core feature of the OS.
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Due to blackout restrictions, using GPS provides a more accurate location than IP geolocation. People can spoof their actual location with VPNs, it's a bit more difficult with GPS.
You use that to your advantage and MLB use available technologies to enforce licensing restrictions they have to abide by. That is just the nature of the beast.
You got anything of substance or on topic to add to this discussion or are you just a wannabe moderator/thread police?