This fork has been updated from the original version and enhanced with new features, including:
- Replaced indivio.us with yewtu.be as the default instance, because invidio.us is defunct
- Added embeds for invidious videos when the feed is directly from an invidious instance, as well as youtube feeds
- Added option to replace all youtube embeds and links with invidious embeds/links in ALL feeds
- Added inline descriptions for Youtube and Invidious feeds
- Added a "Watch on Youtube" link to allow watching videos on YouTube in cases where invidious doesn't work properly or is slow (optional, enable in settings)
- Base URL is no longer required in settings. You can now use a full invidious instance URL
- Major rewrite and simplification of codebase
The original readme is preserved below, with only minor changes.
This FreshRSS extension allows you to directly watch YouTube videos displayed by your favorite Invidious instance from within subscribed channel feeds.
To use it, upload the xExtension-Invidious directory to the FreshRSS ./extensions directory on your server and enable it on the extension panel in FreshRSS.
This extension is originally forked from Kevin Papst's extension : Freshrss-Youtube.
The first step is to put the extension into your FreshRSS extension directory:
cd /var/www/FreshRSS/extensions/
wget https://github.com/tunbridgep/freshrss-invidious/archive/master.zip
unzip master.zip
mv freshrss-invidious-master/xExtension-Invidious .
rm -rf freshrss-invidious-master/
Then switch to your browser https://localhost/FreshRSS/p/i/?c=extension and activate it. You may want to configure it so you'd pick your favorite Invidious instance. A list of existing instances is available on Github
With FreshRSS and an original Youtube Channel feed:
With activated Invidious extension :
Chose whether instance you'd like to use as your frontend :
FreshRSS is a great self-hosted RSS Reader written in PHP, which is can also be found here at GitHub.
More extensions can be found at FreshRSS/Extensions.