I've seen a few mentions of it around the place, so I believe it's a known issue.
Those issue trackers are the correct place to file bug reports.
I've seen a few mentions of it around the place, so I believe it's a known issue.
Those issue trackers are the correct place to file bug reports.
And if you don’t watch often enough for ad-free viewing to be worth a few bucks a month to you, then why get so worked up about having to sit through an ad every now and then?
There is an awkward gap where most services (not just YouTube) don't offer reasonable pricing for consuming small amounts of content. So if you consume a lot of YouTube, the subscription price is justified. If you consume very little YouTube, you can probably suffer through some ads. But if you're somewhere in the middle, there isn't a great option.
YouTube probably makes fractions of a cent off of ads on a single video it shows me, but I can't pay fractions of a cent to watch one video.
I'd consider this to actually be a pretty widespread problem across the internet, where it's frustratingly difficult to buy small amounts of content for a reasonable price. It's either the subscription or nothing for a ton of services.
Are there any tools that help with this, when relative links haven't been used? Like a browser plugin that would help redirect back to one's own instance?
Or is there a way to hack the url to get to a specific post within a community through one's own instance?
Zero integrity.