📝 Correction | invidio.us #2113
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invidio.us is no longer running, and only lists alternative instances.
My suggestion would be to either redirect to another instance by default, or tell the user uppon viewing the /providers/video/ page that the original service is no longer online.
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None - Was just looking for YT alternatives.
Not sure if directing to an instance would be the best bet, but as far as I understand the code base is still being maintained, could just direct them to that to pick an instance, or add another section of curated/trusted instances?
If PrivacyTools is linking to specific invidious instances, my solution would be making the actual instance a variable in
_config.yml
and using it instead of the domain whenever linking to Invidious and in case the instance goes down or there is other cause for replacing it, it would just need one change to get fixed everywhere.Isn't PrivacyTools hosting a PeerTube instance? Would it be an option to ask for author of linked videos for a permission to reupload them on PrivacyTools PeerTube if they aren't already on PeerTube?
If PeerTube videos are also reachable from other instances (like YouTube/Individious/Nitter/etc. by changing their hostname, I would make PeerTube a variable too.
Example: in
_config.yml
haveinvidiousInstance: https://invidious.snopyta.org/
and on pages refer to{{site.invidiousInstance}}/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ"
It's good as it is now. Linking to a single instance will over flood it.
https://invidious.snopyta.org/ shows already a banner:
https://instances.invidio.us/ lists additional information.
I can make a PR for this, although it doesn't seem to be a resolution on what should be done.
In my opinion we should redirect to https://instances.invidio.us/ and add a warning about using always the same instance to avoid overtrafficking it.
Also another good option would be to list FreeTube and drop Invidious, since it has been out of beta for some months now, it works a lot better and it is still being updated.