RetroFedSimohypers, simohypers@lemmy.world
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It has a toggle in the settings to turn it off.
I was thinking to make it disabled by default, think that’s better for most people
Thank you very much, I’m glad other can appreciate aswell. ❤️
Thank you so much, I’ll take that into consideration, I’m prepared to find ways when the official youtube music changes their ways.
As long as they don’t close their servers for us 😅
Same as my previous answer, the code can be compiled after installing the necessary dependencies and ran locally without the need of trusting my releases. But as a bonus, music can be played and enjoyed without signing in. 👍
The source code is open and on Github, and there is also a guide to compiling and running the code locally, if not trusted. I can see that being a paint point though.
But the option of listening to music without signing-in is available. 👍
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.
It has a toggle in the settings to turn it off.
I was thinking to make it disabled by default, think that’s better for most people
Thank you very much, I’m glad other can appreciate aswell. ❤️
Thank you so much, I’ll take that into consideration, I’m prepared to find ways when the official youtube music changes their ways.
As long as they don’t close their servers for us 😅
Same as my previous answer, the code can be compiled after installing the necessary dependencies and ran locally without the need of trusting my releases. But as a bonus, music can be played and enjoyed without signing in. 👍
The source code is open and on Github, and there is also a guide to compiling and running the code locally, if not trusted. I can see that being a paint point though.
But the option of listening to music without signing-in is available. 👍
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.
Spent way too long building a feature rich YouTube Music desktop app for myself, might as well share it
My music setup was a pinned browser tab for years. It worked, technically. It also ate RAM doing nothing, my media keys only worked when that tab happened to be focused, and I killed the music at least once a week by closing the wrong window. There’s no official YouTube Music desktop app on Linux, and most of what exists is the same web player in an Electron shell.