extensions VS bibliogram

TTV.LOL is apparently the program that it uses to block ads. You can find their official site here and their source code is here.

I can't speak for everyone, but as of now (11-19-21) the TTV-LOL extension for Firefox is successfully blocking ads for me. If this changes, I'll endeavor to update/remove this post.

If you'd like a truly ad-free experience with no interruptions, it seems the only option is using a proxy to get a playlist from a country where Twitch doesn't serve ads. TTV.LOL can facilitate this. It's probably even possible for someone to modify Streamlink's Twitch plugin to make use of TTV.LOL's API to get an ad-free playlist in Streamlink, but I'm not a programmer, so I wouldn't know how to do that. I can't imagine it'd be very difficult however.

try TTV-LOL or Purple-adblock || no compromise of low quality during ads

This one does https://github.com/TTV-LOL/extensions

The server is currently down, this happened a few weeks ago too. https://github.com/TTV-LOL/extensions/issues/46

TTV LOL hasn't been updated for over a a year, so it seems unlikely that it got fixed somehow. https://github.com/TTV-LOL/extensions

You can also host alternative frontends like Invidious, Whoogle or Bibliogram (or a different alternative frontend, there are many others such as nitter, etc. Just do a quick Duckduckgo search ;) )

Instagram will definitely limit your IP if it detects anything "fishy." For example, using inspect element to remove the login wall they place on their web interface gets you limited. If they suspect you are running a Bibliogram instance they will limit you.

Thanks, I just noticed that. I'm not on instagram, but I view it through https://bibliogram.art sometimes

Barinsta if you need app client with or without account . Bibliogram for web apps or page but without account Twidere for twitter or any mastadon client if you want to use account but I suggest Fritter now its awesome no need of account just follow your twitter follows there and you get all feeds without account

Lil' off-topic, but since you mentioned Instagram's hoops - there's an open source project, Bibliogram.art, that is essentially a website you can use to view Instagram content while holding as much of Facebook's tracking back as possible, which also results in there being minimal required interaction.