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Perhaps because one is accustomed to the NewPipe experience and would prefer consistency across devices? Never heard of Freetube, but it looks pretty snazzy.
by ravenstine 2y ago
Perhaps because one is accustomed to the NewPipe experience and would prefer consistency across devices?
Never heard of Freetube, but it looks pretty snazzy.
- ugjka 2y agoI tried it, it didn't feel like what you get on android and had ui glitches
- mastazi 2y agoI have been enjoying the new version that just came out yesterday, they implemented a new video player and IMHO the user experience is much improved, if the UI glitches you mentioned were related to the player, maybe you could give it a try.
- anthk 2y agoParabolic it's far better for desktop users.
- master-lincoln 2y agoThat seems to be a tools for downloading youtube videos, but the others presented here were for browsing it and watching videos as well
- prmoustache 2y agoI don't know, it makes sense that UI between desktop and mobile would be different. I use Freetube on desktop and newpipe on mobile. Having said that, newpipe is not only a youtube client but also a soundcloud, bandcamp and a few others too.
- squarefoot 2y ago> Never heard of Freetube, but it looks pretty snazzy. I've used it for several months now and am very happy with it. I'ts a Electron app, however, so don't expect it to be small; I hope they will consider rebuilding it using Tauri, which would reduce its size drastically.
- abnry 2y agoI know a lot of people hate on the recommendations homepage on YouTube, but I discover a lot of content I like watching there. However, I can't watch all of it and what to save what I see there and otherwise find and search for in a playlist, but the watch later playlist is not user friendly. Does Freetube improve playlist management too? That would be a big plus.
- squarefoot 2y agoI never used the playlist on FreeTube, but just gave it a look and the use seems straightforward to me. It probably depends a lot on user needs, anyway operations look lightning fast compared to the "original".