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Even without ad blocking, simply circumventing CSRF and hitting API endpoints is usually a breach of any TOS by itself, especially one that provides its own cli
by libria 7y ago
Even without ad blocking, simply circumventing CSRF and hitting API endpoints is usually a breach of any TOS by itself, especially one that provides its own clients (or has occasionally refused to, see Amazon FireTV).
Those downvoting the parent, can you add to the discussion?
- NoGravitas 7y agoNewPipe doesn't hit any YouTube APIs; it scrapes the website.
- libria 7y agoBy API I don't mean published API. I mean it subverts the normal client usage and makes calls directly, masquerading as the intended client. Internal API if you will.