I had no problem with the previous two frontends (Piped, Invidious). But the main problem with this type of application is that when an enough number of users are reached, YouTube starts banning requests from their instances. Have the authors of this frontend thought about how they will solve this?

Now THIS is epic!

• It’s fast
• It’s FOSS
• It’s private
• It supports accounts
• It has an app
• It can play YouTube Music tracks
• The UI is pretty nice

Very well done, everyone! Please accept a star on GitHub.

hi, LT contributor/hoster here. me and kuylar did not expected this amount of star activity on LT repo, lol thanks for posting LT here! -InF

Should I try it instead of Piped? If so, why?

A feature I found particularly interesting is the ability to view community posts which I haven’t seen in any other frontends.

Invidious supports community posts.

This is awesome!

Care to elaborate how this differs from invidious and piped?

Thanks for sharing. This seems MUCH faster than Invidious.

Well I checked their instance and get this message (No compatible source was found) . But I keep my fingers crossed for the development!

Not working in Safari iOS :/

I wish I could bookmark/save things I also wish that somebody makes an addon of this for kodi.

“No compatible source was found for this media.” When trying to view a video using the first instance you linked in your post.

@Zenaida_macroura i’m probably one of the only people that actually likes that current youtube layout. Just make some overhauls here and there, and it’s practically alright.

hopefully there’s more instances that show up in the near future, and the development goes pretty smoothly…

I really like that UI compared to Invidous’ Are these videos proxied, so will my IP address be known to Google?