At this writing, Invidious and Piped don't seem affected. These are alternate front-ends which can be self-hosted or have numerous public instances. I suspect

At this writing, Invidious and Piped don't seem affected. These are alternate front-ends which can be self-hosted or have numerous public instances. I suspect yt-dlp and VLC will also function well. Your best video option is a third-party media viewer, in any regard. Invidious: <https://invidious.io/ https://invidious.io/> Piped: <https://piped.video/ https://piped.video/> yt-dlp: <https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp> Fork of youtube-dl, command-line client which can download or stream to a local player, supports video, audio only, and many, many, many, many services / hosts other than its namesake. VLC: <https://www.videolan.org/vlc/ https://www.videolan.org/vlc/> Full GUI media player, includes streaming capabilities for multiple sites & services. There are numerous other media player front-ends for Linux and other platforms such as Xine, mplayer, and more, check your OS's package archive / repos.