revanced-patcher VS revanced-documentation

You can track the progress here

Well, I'm not a part of the ReVanced dev team, but if you want to get it working on your phone, I would suggest filing a ticket on the GitHub issue tracker. Just make sure to provide as much detail as possible in your report so that the developers know where to dig. Even though I'm not a ReVanced contributor, I am a software engineer and I can't express strongly enough how annoying it is when a customer's ticket says nothing other than "it's not working for me."

Or you wait for ARMv7 support (might take a long time).

https://github.com/revanced/revanced-patcher Check the official patcher, or look for 3rd party implementations with a gui.

Yes for now you have to download the apk of the app you want to patch from apkmirror

As far I know, split apk support has not been merged (see here) just use full apk in the meantime.

Go to github and download the YouTube revanced manager. You'll also need what's called vanced microg Then download the YouTube apk from apk mirror. Make sure to just download the apk and not the bundle. Then open the revanced manager app and select your YouTube apk to patch it.

No. The only official one is https://revanced.app.

Here, you'll find all the essential links to ReVanced, along with comprehensive guides covering various topics related to ReVanced. Additionally, we've got you covered with our extensive Help & FAQs section. Please do not hesitate to suggest improvements here, as this thread is under development!

The current links in the sub to the "ReVanced Documentation" point here: https://github.com/revanced/revanced-documentation

You are incorrect, the repository clearly contains symlinks to submodules including the ReVanced Manager: https://github.com/revanced/revanced-documentation/tree/main/repositories. The symlink points here https://github.com/revanced/revanced-manager/tree/docs/docs.

I think the Revanced-documentation

the official documentation is a rather good start, but kinda technical. also i'd recommend to just skip all the stuff related to adb and, in the command to actually do the patching, not use the "-d device-name \\" flag they add in the command

Here's how I did it. Follow this

There isnt a link you have to compile the apk yourself using your computer's command line.here's the instructions in github https://github.com/revanced/revanced-documentation/wiki/Prerequisites

the other option, and definitely more complicated, is using the cli. i think i'll skip explaining this one, but if you're interested, the documentation has a pretty decent guide on using it