feat(patch): WearOS YT Music Patches

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feat(patch): WearOS YT Music Patches #2071

Closed defaultkid99 closed 10 months ago

defaultkid99 commented 2 years ago

Application

YouTube Music for WearOS

Issue

YouTube Music does not work on WearOS unless you have premium.

Patch

Bring usability to the app for non premium users.

Motivation

This patch would be valuable to people who want to listen to music on their watch.

Acknowledgements

[x] I have searched the existing issues and this is a new and no duplicate or related to another open issue.
[X] I have written a short but informative title.
[X] I filled out all of the requested information in this issue properly.

Masspedro commented 1 year ago

reisxd commented 1 year ago

This'd require a fork of MicroG/Vanced MicroG, since MicroG uses WebView for the log-in page. WearOS doesn't support WebView.

It could be either done with: Emulating requests and using native components (Most likely easier to maintain) After an user logs in, it sends the e-mail, session token, name, username, etc. to the watch itself, so the MicroG logs in automatically.

(There was a "fork" (closed source) of Vanced MicroG that did the second thing, it was on XDA and it still works.)

306bobby-android commented 11 months ago

Any chance on adding the patch and using the vanced micro g mentioned above?

306bobby-android commented 10 months ago

Any chance on adding the patch and using the vanced micro g mentioned above? (This is literally development related for a patch that doesn't exist, not spam. If its not going to be considered, close this feature request

oSumAtrIX commented 10 months ago

CLosing due to being too nieche.

kaxlabs commented 10 months ago

It's not really that niche; especially with Google Podcasts shutting down and a lot more funding going towards YouTube Music to replace it.

oSumAtrIX commented 10 months ago

YouTube music can be run on your phone and controlled over a smart watch. This is nieche.

kaxlabs commented 10 months ago

If you're working in a job that has a no phone policy, native media controls on a watch are unreliable and don't allow you to select what to listen to.

306bobby-android commented 10 months ago

If you're working in a job that has a no phone policy, native media controls on a watch are unreliable and don't allow you to select what to listen to.

This is kinda where I was going with it. But oh well