And absolutely nobody is talking about the privacy info here proving once again that nobody cares. All the comments are talking about dark mode and pip.
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Can I take a bunch of videos and partially play them, having it remembering each video's playback position? Like any podcast player from the past decade?
I haven't had a huge problem with playback being remembered. I will on some occasions have really old videos screw up though. Old as in not uploaded in the last few years so they are lower quality, and may have been processed differently.
I came here to see the same thing, so I’ll start:
I see why Google is taking their time to update their apps. I imagine every one of their apps is going to have the stupid huge privacy list YouTube has. It’s bad. Real bad. But nobody should be surprised. It’s Google, and they own all of us.
Youtube only supports PiP on android devices, but for the life of me, I can't figure out why that would be... 🤔
Maybe because Google owns android, and they want to give people a reason to use it, over other platforms.
I hope Tim Apple is sincere, but given Apple's resolute commitment to not providing real product options to folks that want to minimize the environmental impact of buying limited life products, and their absolute resistance to Right to Repair I have my doubts. Not a Zuck/FBook fan at all, but I really have a hard time thinking Tim is so interested in what is best for consumers & the environment. Is Apple knee-capping FBook in our interests, or does Apple see FBook's huge ad revenues as a area for Apple future revenue growth. Flame me all you want, but before you do, maybe take the time to read these really insightful links:
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Google ask for the keys to the house and many people say yes, so long as it syncs or has x feature.
Already deleted YouTube from my devices. Brave browser blocks their ads totally.
Good move. If people want to watch YouTube videos, they should do so via the web browser and not logged into any YouTube account, in my opinion. A good add blocker should take care of the Google ads etc.
Does the one on your Apple TV show commercials? I have the ATV HD...shows ads. My brother has ATV 4K..no ads. Whats your experience?
I was speaking of Mac or iOS. Outside of using a Raspberry Pie, I don't believe there is a way to block ads on Apple TV.
Why is it awful? I see no ads, I am not tracked, and I can get any YouTube channel feed I want on my RSS app without subscribing.
Honestly thought it was more like Sep 20, 2016 (around the last time the Netflix app feels like it was updated).
You don’t get maximum resolution and FPS via the web browser. And it’s a web browser so none of the gestures work, and page navigation is obviously clunkier than the UI in the app.
like yeah yeah ads suck but safari YouTube is garbage
I get 4k resolution on my Mac with the same use. I also get excellent resolution on my iPad Pro.
Lol we’re comparing the web interface with the app why are you bringing up a Mac. iPad Pro is just a blown up iPhone so it has the very same limitations there unless you use the desktop interface which isn’t designed for touch
I just love putting on a youtube fireplace video on my tv. Relaxing crackling fire. Warm vibes in the room interrupted minutes later by a blaring tampon commercial. Goodbye Youtube.