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All the YT apps I have tried in the past have failed because it seems YT alter the API so often that developers just give up trying to fix what YT break too oft
by kagamine 10y ago
All the YT apps I have tried in the past have failed because it seems YT alter the API so often that developers just give up trying to fix what YT break too often. SO i would assume that this will break all existing apps and some will again die off. No doubt the new features will make it into the API, but at a cost to users and developers.
- Sylos 10y agoYeah, I've seen multiple great YouTube-apps die because of that. The best-functioning YouTube-app that I currently know, actually scrapes the webpage to get its information. It can't do subscriptions because of that, but I can easily replace that with an RSS Reader.