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I see this recommendation all the time. It frustrates me. I'm in favor of blocking ads and modding clients and whatever it takes to optimize one's experience, but the majority - by far - of my YouTube experience takes place on my TV. I can't do much to control it (pihole and other DNS solutions don't work on YouTube since their ads are hosted in the same servers as their videos).
I could perform various modifications to the operating system of my TV, and trust me it's tempting for a lot of reasons, but it was a very expensive (by my standards) TV so I want to at least wait until the warranty expires until I start experimenting.
I could also use something hooked up to my TV and mod that, which is my favorite idea, but my wife likes the interface as it is. It's an LGTV with the ... Sigh ... "Magic" remote, which I absolutely hate, but I don't want to take it away from her. It seems like that interface, especially the "magic" cursor, would be hard to replicate. I'd prefer not to go through the tedium of having two different systems.
Especially because we also have a console hooked up and no solution I've found so far has provided a simple way of switching between HDMI sources without running a disgusting number of cables. I did recently order a new receiver, so hopefully that helps with the multiple origins issue.
Obviously this is very much a a first world problem, and I apologize for my privilege, I just wanted to point out that uBO (or other software based solutions) aren't always the solution.
https://github.com/webosbrew/youtube-webos
Thank you for the recommendation and I'll investigate this.
I haven't personally used it, but a buddy likes it.