If you were used to YouTube and found it hard to switch, third-party apps for Invidious covered a large part of your needs, from Apple TV to Roku, Kodi, iOS and beyond. It’s one of my favorite parts of the whole Invidious ecosystem.
Still, I know most YouTube use revolves around the website itself, which Invidious only sort of resembles.
That changes with an aspiring YouTube lookalike built on my instance’s API.
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There’s now a second server in France for people in Europe and nearby:
https://eu.yt.chocolatemoo53.com (opens in new tab) It uses the same accounts, subscriptions and playlists as the main site, so you can switch between them anytime without signing up again.
Some expectations:
It’s an extra option, not a replacement. It’s smaller. It’s mainly meant for people who live close to it and would get faster responses. If that’s not you, the main site or one of the other instances will serve you just as well.
My short link for Invidious is live, if you replace a normal YouTube link with https://m53.ch (opens in new tab) you will be automatically taken to Invidious and whatever page you were trying to go to. This will also be my shortened link for any other purpose, which you will see across my posts.
