"Brother, i want lightweight youtube"
"We have lightweight youtube at home"

Lightweigjt YouTube at home, meanwhile:

Cancelled. Kinda sucks that it's still don't want to play audio even i put two sources.

Yeah, Javascript could fix the issue. But that's gonna break it's promise at the main page, "No javascript in frontend"

Anyways, I pushed a backend fix in nightly branch.

I recreated the redownload chunk function from ytdl-core code into ytmous. The purpose of the code that i recreate is entirely different from it's origin and has it's own purpose:

- Making seeking/download resuming possible
- Speed up streaming download that youtube throttle

I found learning stuff like TypeScript is pointless if you already know how to code in pure JavaScript already.

Done.

Youtube video is actually better in h264 (mp4) than in vp9 (webm).

Now that i've implemented quality settings, should be good now. Even that's how i made it.

I think that's all for ytmous updates. See you in the next updates, probably

Anyways

API endpoints is now there.

Say hello to subtitles.

The 3.0.3 release is now called as Two years of lazyness.

Because yes. The fact is that i'm not updating the code for 2 years

And like i said before. ytmous is still resting, resting, resting, and finally wake up again

ytmous nightly (Desktop view)

Another progress. Almost complete.

So feel free to compare the beginning of ytmous-nightly with the current ytmous

There are two types of an open source project.

One that allow you to use the code, And another one that let you see the code.

However, There's also the one that let you to modify the code, But you need to publish your change.