uYouPlusExtra VS dev-manager-desktop

uYou+- modded version of the YouTube app that blocks ads with a lot of other great features. You will need to install the IPA with a signing service like Signulous or use SideStore or Sideloadly

Never heard of that error. Try to download uYou, uYouPlus or uYouPlusExtra and sideload it. If that also doesn’t work make sure to report the issue on the GitHub repo.

I’ve seen YTLitePlus, uYouPlusExtra, YouTubeRebornPlus and while the 3 seem extremely great and effort has been put into them, I am not sure which one to choose, if any, and which ones are made by a trusted and/or safe user. uYouPlusExtra attracted my attention as it claims to be exactly like uYou+ but more up to date and with extra features (hence the name)

Use uyouplusextra for the moment

Just download the ipa from here and go to the settings, uYouPlus settings, Miscellaneous, then turn on YTNoModernUI and restart the app.

There is also another, lesser known, developer—arichorn—who has had a few of their tweaks implemented into several versions of uYouPlus, including this most recent update, and even made their own fork called uYouPlusExtra that adds even more tweaks, fixes and support for uYouPlus. Arichorn addressed qnblackcat’s departure here. They mention that they probably won’t take over uYouPlus development, but I imagine that they’ll still contribute to it on the side through pull requests and their uYouPlusExtra fork.

[10] https://github.com/webosbrew/dev-manager-desktop

GitHub - webosbrew/dev-manager-desktop: Device/DevMode Manager for webOS TV

I use this to install moonlight: https://github.com/webosbrew/dev-manager-desktop

I don’t think so. There’s rootmy.tv for up to last years firmware and I believe this one which I’m not sure about. I remember dev mode needing to be refreshed about once a month or so. There may be another git that I’m missing, but afaik there’s no vpn client in the repos. It may be possible to compile one or install a precompiled one, but I haven’t looked into it.

or just turn on dev mode (instructions in link above) uninstall youtube, run https://github.com/webosbrew/dev-manager-desktop/releases on your computer, use it to install "youtube adfree"

Solution 2: if you don’t have an iphone, you can download the developer tools from the lg app store and follow a tutorial which will allow you to install the crunchyroll app for 999 hours (there’s a tool called LG developer manager (https://github.com/webosbrew/dev-manager-desktop) which requires no rooting of the device and it’s pretty much 3 steps to follow.

In order to sideload a custom application you need to use the official dev manager tool from LG https://github.com/webosbrew/dev-manager-desktop