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Mobile Firefox has uBlock Origin. Using the mobile site instead of the YouTube app removes no functionality and brings adblocking, tabs, bookmarks, and playing
by remram 3y ago
Mobile Firefox has uBlock Origin. Using the mobile site instead of the YouTube app removes no functionality and brings adblocking, tabs, bookmarks, and playing music in the background.
I don't know why anyone use the mobile app to be honest.
- Waterluvian 3y agoChromecast. I can’t imagine watching videos on my phone regularly.
- Schinken_ 3y agoTry SmartTubeNext (if your Chromecast is an android TV).
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- bibanez 3y agoThe app is less buggy. That and chromecast are the two reasons I use the app.
- uoaei 3y agoAnd NewPipe via F-Droid if you already have the link and just want to watch the video (no recs, etc.).
- agent008t 3y agoI want to be able to control youtube on my TV with my phone. If I were to, say, plug in a laptop to an HDMI port on my TV and run Brave on it. Is there any way to easily control playback on it with my phone? I.e. send videos to it, pause, skip etc. Some way of mirroring what I am doing in Brave on my phone?
- remram 3y agoThere used to be youtube.com/tv but they killed it
- throwawaymobule 3y agoyou could run kodi or similar on the TV, and push videos using a remote app. I'd suggest using KDE connect, if you really want to use a browser on the TV. I just use a $20 Logitech wireless mouse/keyboard personally.