I see. I don’t believe there’s currently any way to filter kiosk content by type like that. You could open a feature request for it on GitHub if you’d like (assuming one doesn’t already exist).
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Hide the ‘Shorts’ channel tab:
Settings > Content > Channel tabs > Uncheck 'Shorts'Hide shorts in feed/subscriptions:
Settings > Content > Fetch channel tabs > Uncheck 'Shorts'
Changelog
New
- Add comment replies
- Allow reordering playlists
- Show playlist description and duration
- Allow resetting settings
Improved
- [Android 13+] Restore custom notification actions
- Request consent for update check
- Allow notification play/pause while buffering
- Reorder some settings
Fixed
- [YouTube] Fix comments not loading, plus other fixes and improvements
- Solve vulnerability in settings import and switch to JSON
- Various download fixes
- Trim search text
6·11 months agoThe ability to download playlists is not introduced in this release. There is an open feature request for it that is tracked here: NewPipe#5482
In the meantime, you can use NewPipe in conjunction with Seal to download playlists.
Changelog
New:
- Support channel tabs
- Select image quality
- Get URLs to all images
Improved:
- Accessibility of player interfaces
- Better audio selection for video-only downloads
- Option to include playlist and video names to shared playlist content
Fixed:
- [YouTube] Fix getting like count
- Fix player not responding popups and crashes
- Selection of wrong languages in language picker
- Player audio focus was not respecting mute
- Playlist item addition occasionally not working
11·11 months agoSince Whatbox allows you to SSH into your seedbox, you can setup slskd manually (root not required) and access its WebUI remotely.
This tutorial is pretty good as an introduction to modding APKs:
https://old.reddit.com/r/ApksApps/comments/oat3qu/tutorial_how_to_modify_apk_files_for_premium/
The example used is unlocking premium features but the principles are the same for disabling DRM.
Nice, love to see more alternatives in this space. I’m currently using GlazeWM, which provides an i3-like experience on Windows. To the ones saying ‘just switch to Linux’, I used Linux full-time for many years but switched back to use Windows-only software, and a tiling WM and a package manager like Scoop goes a long way in making it more bearable.