FreeTube app - The Private YouTube Client - https://freetubeapp.io/
The FreeTube app is already included as a flatpak, but for those of us who prefer to have mostly deb packages installed, it would be nice to have it in the MX repo as a deb. In the FreeTube website it is available as a deb package to download already.
Thanks for all your efforts!!!
FreeTube in deb install
Re: FreeTube in deb install
It's an Electron application, with all the baggage that brings with it. All the other distros, along with the web site, that I can find just bundle the already-built Electron app into a package.
Maybe MX PI could add an action to install it, though.
Maybe MX PI could add an action to install it, though.
Re: FreeTube in deb install
I installed FreeTube from the deb on their site.
Works great to remove ads.
For me, to begin, I keep youtube open in browser to find things; then paste into FT.
Works great to remove ads.
For me, to begin, I keep youtube open in browser to find things; then paste into FT.
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Re: FreeTube in deb install
Have you tried the search in FT?
It is easier to fight for one's principles then to live up to them.
Re: FreeTube in deb install
Ublock Origin addon to browsers also does a nice job of removing ads.
Re: FreeTube in deb install
Yes, Ublock origin is great. A must have for sane browsing. But FreeTube except from removing ads and having a built in search, it also allows toy to subscribe and follow channels without a Google account. Very convenient for me.