Closed azihassan closed 8 months ago
Reopening this to restore the -d flag. I noticed that I'm typing youtube-d -d
as a force of habit, which results in an error because youtube-d
now thinks that -d is a URL to download. I'll restore -d even though it's enabled by default to avoid breaking backward compatibility.
The --dethrottle flag seems stable enough at this point. Instead of having it disabled by default, I'll do the opposite by enabling it by default and replacing --dethrottle with --no-dethrottle for situations where a failed dethrottling attempt causes the program to somehow crash.