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@danielquinn Well, yt-dlp I think adds per-site support. This extension just looks at the outgoing media requests from your browser, stores and reproduces them (with a few optimizations, like caching media as it gets loaded by sites so you don’t need to re-request the server sometimes), and has no site-specific support. So both have their advantages and flaws!
Are there any particular problems you encountered with the UI?
And I’m glad you like it!! Thanks for trying it!!
@illusionist Yeah I think the recommended status is only for PC. From what it looks like, the android store has its own set of recommended extensions, and although it works well there, it doesn’t seem to be recommended on Android. I’ll ask them if that’s intentional!
@corvus Well, usually just start playing a video then open the extension, it should appear there!
@illusionist The store page and the email exchange I had with them? See the “Recommended” badge
@enigmatico @StopKillingGames @EUCommission @privacy I think personally it’s still best to push everywhere you can.
I mean, I’m telling people to sign this even though I made an extension to bypass the age checks on some sites, if it fails then too bad but we can’t be sure if we don’t try everything.
@enigmatico @EUCommission @StopKillingGames @privacy The SKG team is still ongoing in their actions and even if the eu commission did pretty much nothing, this brought up the subject to the eu parliament which is in support of it and is looking to integrate it in the digital fairness act. So, no it wasn’t all useless!
@leave_it_blank It’s a legal obligation in the EU with GDPR
(And it’s only targetting, you still have ads even with these off)
Moving this to the replies since it’s less important, but I’m the dev of a #firefox add-on to get past age verification on some of these sites so that’s great news for me too!
@Deathgl0be Not really to my knowledge as I use many APIs specific to web extensions, I can store data in my extension’s database so websites don’t break or interfere with it, I listen to media requests, store cookies (even secure cookies) to replay them correctly…
It might be possible via an userscript but you would pretty much have to start over from scratch. I am already struggling to make something optimized for PC while still working well on Android, and as I don’t have an iOS device for testing (and it would take lots of work) it’s probably not happening. Sorry!