Hi,

the main instance invidio.us will close in September : https://omar.yt/posts/stepping-away-from-open-source

Is this addon still maintained ? Will you provide a way to choose from a list of invidious instances like asked here (more than a year ago) : https://gitlab.com/Cha_deL/peertubeify/-/issues/13

Why is it important for me to have this feature ?
I don't really send invidious links to people, either i assume they know invidious (invidition) and use them, or they don't know all this and they don't care. Since invidious is dependant of youtube and its updates, one invidious instance can quickly become broken (partly or totally) without changing anything. In this case, you can swap instances easily with invidition, but from a lambda person pov, your link just doesn't work.

So if i want to send a reliable link to a video, i can send the youtube link, or the peertube link.
In the first case, the requirement is that they know/use inviditi(on/ous). Peertube just bypass all this hassle, but since the instance i use the most is not invidio.us, if i want to do that, i need to search manually on peertube.

I hope this feature will be implemented soon.

This is a nice Add-on and I would like to take more usage of it but "unfortunately" I am using "Invidition"(for obvious reason) to redirect all YT videos to a invidio.us instance of my choice.
So it would be really helpful if the add-on would show me PeerTube instances even if I am surfing on invidio.us edit it does but I am not sure how much instances of PeerTube it is searching.
Also the Notification is not in Dark mode like it is on the screenshot of this Add-on

It works perfectly.
I prefer to not use it though, because maybe watching the video on youtube make google give some money to the author.

Super pratique, j'en avais besoin depuis longtemps !
Fonctionnel à 100% pour l'instant pour moi :)

Another step forward to release us from Google shackles! Good job!

edit: Thank you for including my request =)
Thanks! Is it possible to add an option to redirect automatically to Peertube (purist mode) ?

Très bien !