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Filters option #16
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This application doesn't use the YouTube API, it uses a library that loads the website and then attempts to simulate searching for content and then it returns the data yielded from that scrape. This means I'm limited by what the I do intend this app to be an extensive alternative to the YouTube application, but I think there are diminishing returns when it comes to every YouTube feature I try to emulate. To put it in a way I already have in a Reddit thread, my philosophy is not to completely replace existing apps in the Android ecosystem. I could spend my time imitating Kaku's OCR and AnkiDroid's SRS and... YouTube. Instead, I think it's healthier for the project to work on things that other apps can't achieve, and assume a symbiosis in the user's phone where they make the best of all tools as a working set of parts. I hope that makes sense. Users may use the actual YouTube app in conjunction with this app and then load the URL of the video they want to watch if they want to make use of the more obscure filters I can't imitate. Closed captioning available videos: This is possible, but it will return videos that have a closed caption for any language and not specifically Japanese. I'm sure if you are making a Japanese related search query it will still be useful. |
I added what I could implement back in 0.14, see the following release notes:
For the filters that I could not implement, my alternative solution that I implemented in 0.15:
Users can search with the YouTube app and find whatever they need using the YouTube app's extensive filter options and then very easily share a video to the app to load it. I believe this should just as intuitively fulfill this request, so I'm closing this issue. |
May be good to have a filters option while searching content.
Some examples are:
-Close captioning available videos
-Videos
-Channels
-Songs
-Newer/Older
And others like those
Thanks for your work!
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