• @MotoAsh
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        25 months ago

        Unless I’m misremembering something, haven’t they already pushed the changes?

        … I could be misremembering ublock origin saying they already have two flavors worked out to support gimp chromium vs real browsers.

    • amio
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      55 months ago

      Absolutely essential. SponsorBlock is very nearly as important, and BlockTube also does a lot of annoyance damage control.

  • @[email protected]
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    65 months ago

    What is the easiest way to get YouTube with UBlock and SponsorBlock on a LG TV? I don’t care about any other smart TV features, already have a Jellyfin server.

    Some little device plus some installer…?

    • @QuadratureSurfer
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      15 months ago

      Maybe FCast and then using GrayJay if you have an Android device? It’s an option, but there’s probably an easier way.

      • @[email protected]
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        25 months ago

        No android device. Looking for something I can plug into a HDMI port and control with a remote, not depend on a phone.

        • @[email protected]
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          25 months ago

          Then any Chromecast or Firestick device that runs the Android TV OS will work fine. Just have to sideload the SmartTube app. Directions will vary by device, but it’s generally not too tough.

          I believe the best cost to feature value is Walmart’s one. Don’t recall the name at the moment.

      • @[email protected]
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        25 months ago

        For webOS Homebrew Channel, if you have a pre-2022 firmware then you can go to rootmy.tv and it installs the homebrew channel as part of the process

  • Bunnylux
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    55 months ago

    The second my ad blocker stops working is the second I kiss YouTube goodbye forever

  • @Grimy
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    15 months ago

    Mozilla Firefox with ublock works both on your PC and phone. You can disable the YouTube app so it opens all links in Firefox by default.