Is there no place to copy the link of a link post?
I just came across a YouTube video that I wanted to watch on a post but when I clicked on it it opened in the native YouTube app instead of Vanced.
In the meantime, LinkSheet is a great app to control where links take you.
I’ll consider that.
On GitHub only, if anybody comes looking
First: why do you have both YouTube apps installed?
Second: you can set it up so that all YouTube links will open in the Vanced app instead. In the application settings in android under supported links
- Because you can’t uninstall stock YouTube.
- I will look into this
- But neither of these answer the question
Edit: I already have open supported links turned on. It’s never worked.
Regarding 3. Yes, sorry, I have no answer for that Regarding 1. Yes you can. Using ABD on a PC and USB Debugging you can simply run:
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.youtubeRegarding 1. Yes you can. Using ABD on a PC and USB Debugging you can simply run:
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.youtubemuch appreciated🤗
I tried to give this a go but it’s way beyond my skill level.
It isn’t believe me.
Step by Step:
- Go into your Android Settings
- Go into “System” or “Info” or “About”
- You will find a piece of Info called “Build Number” or “Build”
- Tap that Text 7 times. After 4 Times you will see a small piece of text in the bottom half saying “in 4 steps you are developer”
- After the 7th tap, you will have enabled developer mode; Do not panic, this hasn’t done anything to your device yet but will simply enable you to do more with your device if you chose so.
- Go into your Android Settings again
- System
- Developer Settings 9 Scroll down and enable “USB Debugging”
- Download the Android Debugging Bridge for Windows https://developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools
- Connect your Phone with a good (ideally the original one) USB cable to your PC.
- Open the command line (Windows+R -> cmd -> Enter)
- type in
adb devices - On your phone -> Accept connections from this PC
- Now type in
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.youtube - You’re done - Youtube is now uninstalled.
You can do Step 15 for all other bloatware aswell. There is a handy dandy application on https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater that will let you use a nice GUI to do that. Debloats your phone quite effectively.
After you’re done with all this, simply go back into your developer options and disable USB Debugging. That’s it.
