youtube-dlp-gui-installer VS FreeTube

I also use archive.ph for article paywalls, Night Owl for global darkmode, NordVPN for jumping geofences (I know their ads are a meme and that they're not the best for privacy, but they have a huge range of IP addresses for geounblocking against which the smaller, more privacy-conscious VPNs can't compete), and AnyStream Plus, StreamFab, the Internet Downloader Manager, JDownloader2, and kannagi0303's gui for yt-dlp together with The Stream Detector (filter for "master") for downloading videos.

From the United States, I watch shows that are geolocked to the United Kingdom and separatist Leprechaunland using NordVPN (currently four dollars a month with a two-year plan, plus 20% cash back if purchased through Rakuten) and download them using yt-dlp-gui and The Stream Detector (which are free; filter for "master" in TSD and copy and paste the link into yt-dlp-gui) and my lifetime subscriptions to AnyStream Plus (€120) and StreamFab ($280, but it has cheaper clones which work just as well for under $50 such as BirdBirdFly, FlixPal, Keepstreams, and MyStreamDownloader, and can even be used for free with a crack; I didn't know about of any these options when I bought StreamFab).

If neither of those work, install The Stream Detector in Firefox, pin it, copy one of the URLs (master of available) and paste it into a DRM downloader tool(I use kannagi0303's GUI for yt-dlp).

oh , just used the youtube-dlp-gui-installer

The biggest reason I use FreeTube (https://github.com/FreeTubeApp/FreeTube), is because it shows me uploads in chronological order from ALL of my channels, which youtube outright refuses to do.

I just use a free desktop client called Freetube instead ( https://freetubeapp.io ). Don't even have to login or create a profile, and there's a ton of UI customization options built in. Voila -- no more Google shenanigans.

You can use https://freetubeapp.io/ to access Youtube in privacy.

Just get the Freetube app.

Use freetube at https://freetubeapp.io