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Re:YouTube Tells Open-Source Privacy Software ‘Invidious’ to... by barbariangrunge on Saturday June 17, 2023 @09:36AM (#36370047)
It exists as a plug-in, google it. I fixed a bug in it once actually but forget the project name, there are two plugins like it
Re:YouTube Tells Open-Source Privacy Software ‘Invidious’ to... by ChoGGi on Saturday June 17, 2023 @09:56AM (#36370177)
AdNauseam

I didn't know there was another, hopefully someone will mention it?

Re:YouTube Tells Open-Source Privacy Software ‘Invidious’ to... by SpaghettiCthulu on Saturday June 17, 2023 @10:22AM (#36370404)
As much as I like adnauseam's mission, it seems to hide ads less reliably than ublock origin. I'd imagine some need to be visible for the click spoofing to work?
Re:YouTube Tells Open-Source Privacy Software ‘Invidious’ to... by im3w1l on Saturday June 17, 2023 @10:39AM (#36370568)
> Google has removed ad blocking and privacy extension AdNauseam from its Chrome Web Store, and has taken the unusual step of flagging the extension as malware, thereby preventing AdNauseam from being used by those who have installed the software via Chrome's developer mode.

Available for firefox and chromium-based browsers though.

Re:YouTube Tells Open-Source Privacy Software ‘Invidious’ to... by pleb_nz on Saturday June 17, 2023 @03:23PM (#36373616)
Don't google it, look it up with an alternative search engine,