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      Not being able to open image in new tab and download them anymore has made it functionally useless for me.

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        Yeah same, it’s so hard to open or download a pic now, I actually opened bing earlier out of frustration D’:

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        That’s due to a lawsuit for copyrights… Google settled and made so users couldn’t download the image from the Google app, they need to visit the site

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          Ok, but if I open the site and it’s one of those automatically generated shit and the image is nowhere to be found…

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          And then the site doesn’t even have that image and a lot of websites are starting to do it on purpose. Therefore, the search has failed.

          It’s over, google images is a bad product.

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        There is an extension for that, available on Firefox and Chrome. I couldn’t use image search without it, to be honest.

        You suck, Getty Images.

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        Been looking for this word, it’s so perfectly succinct and evocative of the Web 3.0 sludgeworld.

        Search engines are almost entirely useless now. As much as I’d love an indie alternative, sending out millions of webcrawlers seems prohibitively expensive.

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    I love how Google’s original intent of simply cataloging the net has now turned them into a net nanny whose job it is to prohibit vile copyright scofflaws from infesting others with their demented thinking.

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      Home of Christine and the Queens, Manu Chao, Justice, Metronomy, Parcels, Ed Banger Records…

      I’ve never heard of any of those artists…

      • saba@lemmy.sdf.org
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        neither have I, but it’s who is listed on their website and perhaps who they’re worried about people downloading via newpipe?

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          If download is what they’re worried about, they should also have a look at yt-dlp then. Something that Google themselves have tried blocking before, but gave in because a lot of folks had pretty genuine use cases for yt-dlp

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          IKR! The bangs feature is so frickin awesome! Idk if Brave Search has that, because I’m interested in using Brave, but I’m addicted to banging my way across the internet.

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    This french copyright troll doesn’t hold any rights on YouTube (the website) so the DMCA removal request is invalid

    No content hosted on newpipe.net is owned by that copyright troll, nor there are instructions or links to pirate that exact content so I don’t understand how it it can be considered valid. I should be rejected, together with all the subsequent requests

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      Because it’s a YouTube clone android app that removes most ads. So sounds like googly is just using the take down request as an excuse to get try and get ride of the app.

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        Google can 100% just send a request by themselves, they don’t need to rely on third party copyright trolls

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          True but this way Google still look like the good guy while throwing the french company that posted the DMCA under the bus as the reason for the delisting. Just my observation but could be completely wrong.

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    I’m a YouTube Premium subscriber that uses NewPipe. If they kill it I’ll be unsubbing.

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    Definitely think this has been corrected because a search for “NewPipe” in an incognito window yields NewPipe.net as the first result with the Github, reddit, and F-Droid pages following.

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    Top result on Google is newpipe.net for me. Perhaps NewPipe has already submitted a counter notice and it has been restored? That’s how the DMCA is supposed to work.

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    Kind of surprised that Google didn’t already remove it considering it is an application that circumvents it’s own products But you know, it was bound to happen eventually

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    Seriously people stop using google. I want to live in a world where you have to use searx to find google.

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        Ddg claims to be private but nobody knows. I would rather use a search engine based in EU than a search engine based in USA. USA and China are big redflags

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    I saw a Louis Rossmann video on this. Honestly, corporations don’t even have to hide their intentions anymore. It’s really sad that they can do shit plain in sight for everyone to see, but blind only to the legal system.

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    Google search is dead for me, i have been using duck duck go for about 5 years now. If I’m searching for newpipe, I expect to get newpipe as a result. If I dont its utter wank at indenxing the internet.

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    I thought Newpipe stopped working a long time ago. I could never get it to work. Time to give it another try. If it wasn’t for Google blocking the site, I would have forgotten about Newpipe :-D

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      Works fine, but I often have to go to the website to get the latest update. F-Droid takes a while to catch up.

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        That could have been the prob before. Well I’m back on with all my subscriptions. YouTube is bearable!

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          Don’t forget that NewPipe × SponsorBlock is a fork that adds SponsorBlock. Also there’s ReVanced to make YouTube bearable while still having access to your curated feed.

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            If you can find a copy, the original Vanced app still works great too. I never switched from it when the project died.

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                Vanced blocks YT ads and has sponsor block.

                I no longer use Reddit, but Boost swaps reddits ads for banner ads that Pihole blocks. (boost also still works perfectly as long as your account has been a mod at some point, even just a creating a quick test sub and leaving it.)

                With a self-hosted vpn keeping my phone behind Pihole, The only place I ever see ads is the Twitch app, but I really don’t watch that much so 🤷. I spend far more time on yt.

                Been waiting till I need a new phone to explore ReVanced (as I don’t have an apk for Vanced, just the currently installed version). Just haven’t had any need for it yet.

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          Hey thanks for that! I’ve added the url and when I search for newpipe I get newpipe and legacy, but how do I know which repo fdroid is pulling these from? I don’t see anything in the interface that tells me it’s the right one. It says last updated 3 months ago for newpipe, does that sound right?

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            Yeah. It’s been a bit since the last update, but when they start doing rapid updates to fix something you’ll know you got the right one.