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I think https://nebula.tv/ does that? Good idea and should be done more. But from my perspective as a user it just feels like bad and limited YouTube app without sponsorblock.
It's rudimentary, but the "library" tab is akin to the "subscriptions" tab on YouTube. That's how I tailor my experience.
In what ways would it be limited to youtube other than monetary gain.
Sorry I don't understand the question.
I just meant that there is this site nebula, which I believe does what you described for videos.
Then I described my experience as a subscriber of nebula.
Oh okay, well it can always improve right.
The creators I watch on Nebula remove their sponsor segments for the videos they release on the platform.
Doesn't happen in my experience, and even if, sponsorblock can also skip the 'pls subscribe' and other annoying parts.
Best scenario would be to implement it into newpipe, which should be possible somehow. But not if nebula chooses to stick to it's own app, which I find very bad overall.
I agree the nebula app is pretty terrible. I'm willing to accept a bit more jank if it means it helps creators. Thankfully, they allow you to get an RSS uri for their podcasts, which includes the actual audio. It would be dope if you could do the same with their videos, but right now they just have feeds that link back to watching on their app or website.