feat: add no_shorts option for YouTube feeds #176
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This is because the playlist response returns the name of the playlist in the title, which meant that the channel name was always "Videos"
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No idea how you figured this out but thanks, this is the silver bullet I've been looking for! I actually went ahead and inverted the property since I think the shorts being excluded is the desired outcome in the vast majority of cases. |
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This adds a
no_shortsoption for YouTube feeds.It works by using the default video playlist feed instead of the channel feed.
I find it very hard to express how much I hate YouTube shorts.
It would be cleaner to add support to "playlists" along with "channels", so that users could add whatever built-in/custom playlist they wish, but I feel wanting to remove shorts is something so common that it should be handled automatically.
Related issues (pinging some other people):