anon28734771: > Closing: criteria change not planned. what kinds of criteria do we even have for streaming apps? Grayjay is quite a bit more than a frontend for youtube alone. I think we should reconsider this. It is the best way to consume media on android imho.

ph00lt0: > Grayjay is quite a bit more than a frontend for youtube alone. Yes! 2 years now watching YT, Peertube and Patreon content in a single app on Android. They even have their own cast feature to devices, which I love to use to avoid ads on YT video on my TV. Pretty reliable, their Linux app still need some refinement, I don’t recommend but that is another discussion.

dngray: > Closing: criteria change not planned. anon48875053: > Meanwhile, 1Password gets away with being completely proprietary when Proton Pass exists and Bitwarden has completely overhauled their clients. It makes no sense to allow closed source code for something as sensitive as a password manager, and then reject a streaming frontend with source available code for not being fully FOSS

Media app that allows you to follow creators, not platforms.

Ente Auth and Ente Photos also require DCL via memory too. My browsers and Grayjay also require it as well as sandboxed play services. Hopefully this resolves itself on its own quickly through an upstream update. But if Privacy Guides were to stop recommending Obtainium over this, they’d have to make big changes to other mobile app recommendations under the same rule. And if a feature like this is considered a requirement, it would also destroy desktop recommendations.

Quote from: ####### on Yesterday at 18:47:01 > Is watching Youtube via an alternative app really degoogling? > Fair enough, but Grayjay is multiplatform, I forgot to mention that, my bad. The idea is you follow the creator across several...