Closed rjdg14 closed 4 weeks ago
You can download macOS ARM versions of FreeTube here: https://github.com/PikachuEXE/homebrew-FreeTube/releases
You can download macOS ARM versions of FreeTube here: https://github.com/PikachuEXE/homebrew-FreeTube/releases
I've just noticed that the version on your website mentions Mac x86. I've got Rosetta installed so it runs on my M3 processor, though perhaps not optimally.
Attempting to run the ARM version of 0.22.0 on my M3 MacBook from the .dmg file gives an error claiming that the file is "damaged and can't be opened", while the x86 version works, albeit a tiny bit slowly. I've got Gatekeeper disabled.
The website only mentions binaries built in the FreeTubeApp/FreeTube GitHub repository, if you look at the link I sent you above, you'll notice that it is a repository on one FreeTube maintainer's own account.
The website only mentions binaries built in the FreeTubeApp/FreeTube GitHub repository, if you look at the link I sent you above, you'll notice that it is a repository on one FreeTube maintainer's own account.
I've just installed the ARM version of 0.22.0 manually via Homebrew and unlike the DMG version, this time it worked (and does not have the lag issues that the x86 version had), so I feel the issue is closed now.
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Describe the bug
1: Open FreeTube 0.22.0 on MacOS 2: New windows and offline interface pages (eg: history/settings) seem to load slowly compared with on previous versions of FreeTube.
Expected Behavior
There should be minimal lag, similar to on 0.21.
Issue Labels
API issue, usability issue
FreeTube Version
v0.22.0 Beta
Operating System Version
macOS Sequoia 15.0.1
Installation Method
.dmg
Primary API used
Local API
Last Known Working FreeTube Version (If Any)
No response
Additional Information
I suspect these changes are likely related to the switch in the app's API with this version.
These issues were experienced on a MacBook Air M3 running MacOS Sequoia, the latest version. Considering that the Apple M3 is a decent processor, it seems like the problem is almost certainly related to FreeTube. Has the software been optimised for the ARM architecture that Apple Silicon Macs use or is it only optimised for x86 processors?
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