Open Vankog opened 10 years ago
It has been a while. Any progress you want to share with us?
any updates? It's been a while. :/
More than a month since the last comment. At what point should we assume this is dead and isn't coming back? ;-;
Yeah, please, pretty please, give us an update!
Mean not to be rude, but may you give us an update?
@roadran322 All his last public activity is from another of his projects, saltwater (and the most recent was 7 days ago). I think he just got feed up with the youtube changes, and abandoned the project. I know that this is a free project, probably made on his free time, and we don't really have any rights to complain, but some closure would be nice. At least we would know to don't expect any more development, and go and try to find another ways to use yt.
Sorry guys, got hit with a few too many other things. I'll try to get back to this as soon as I can.
Any more updates?
Yeah, can only do piecemeal right now, but I'm close - only need to refactor the way data is stored.
Really looking forward to this working properly again. I've gotten way behind on my YT viewing due to having no decent way to watch my videos.
So much new activity, but none here :(
Dude, where are you? :(
cri evertim
Already over a hundred commits to another project this month, none here. :(
There is an extension that transforms the default YouTube subscriptions page to a grid-syle page. You can mark videos as watched and optionally also hide them. Hiding them isn't on by default but there are options on the top of the page.
Here it is on GitHub where there's a link to the extension for Chrome and Firefox: https://github.com/CodeNinjaUK/youtube-subs-grid
I hope it's okay for me to post this here!
Well, the point of Sanegrid is having a solution that goes via API because UserCSS/JS on the YouTube will break really fast. The problem here is that David wanted to create the client in the (deprecated) APIv2 because he thought it was more reliable than v3, so this one broke as quickly as UserCSS.
If you want another UserJS solution, you can go to https://github.com/YePpHa/YouTubeCenter
2014-09-30 13:22 GMT+02:00 PfefferDekoration notifications@github.com:
There is an extension that transforms the default YouTube subscriptions page to a grid-syle page. You can mark videos as watched and optionally also hide them. Hiding them isn't on by default but there are options on the top of the page.
Here it is on GitHub where there's a link to the extension for Chrome and Firefox: https://github.com/CodeNinjaUK/youtube-subs-grid
I hope it's okay for me to post this here!
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/daviddeutsch/yt-sanegrid/issues/137#issuecomment-57299036 .
Wait, what's that? New activity! Awesome!
Crawling. Once again - so sorry, you guys.
I just started getting the problem where I have about 2 videos from a certain day (where I should have ~15) and then within 10 more videos, I'm going back a year or two. Any progress on this? Because I started using this so I don't have to search through individual channels or constantly watch videos, in order to keep up with all of the videos.
This is taking a while. Is there a list somewhere of what still needs to be done to fix this issue?
Yesterday everything was quite fine. Today nothing works anymore. (Even though there was no update or version change...)
Tried with latest stable Chrome and IE: 1.a) already loaded videos (from yesterday) still show up 1.b) if going inkognito or open IE (I use it rarely), the video list stays empty after initialization 2) clicking on anything - video or menu items - or scrolling (so the update kicks in) always results to the initialization screen.
I first thought some chrome flags or extensions might have some influence on this. However, after checking some of them out and having the same result with IE, the origin seems to lie somewhere deeper in the guts.