Re:YouTube Go: YouTube reimagined for the next generation of...
by Sylos on Wednesday September 28, 2016 @03:10AM
(#12595947)
I personally use an RSS Reader to handle my "subscriptions".
The YouTube-webpage also has an option to export your subscriptions to an OPML-file (which can then be imported into an RSS Reader): Log into your YouTube-account, then go to "Manage Subscriptions", and then at the bottom of that page, there's a button for it.
(This is how it worked a few months ago. I actually don't have a YouTube-account anymore, so I can't check if it still works like that.)
On Android, I personally use SpaRSS [0] with it, which does work quite well, but it being available on F-Droid was pretty much essential to me, so if you don't care about FLOSS, you might be able to find an RSS Reader which integrates even better with this setup...
The YouTube-webpage also has an option to export your subscriptions to an OPML-file (which can then be imported into an RSS Reader): Log into your YouTube-account, then go to "Manage Subscriptions", and then at the bottom of that page, there's a button for it.
(This is how it worked a few months ago. I actually don't have a YouTube-account anymore, so I can't check if it still works like that.)
On Android, I personally use SpaRSS [0] with it, which does work quite well, but it being available on F-Droid was pretty much essential to me, so if you don't care about FLOSS, you might be able to find an RSS Reader which integrates even better with this setup...
[0]: https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=net.etuldan.spar...