LibreTube - uses Piped as video source by default. Subscriptions and playlists can be created, all without actually interacting with YouTube.

Clipious - uses Invidious as the video source. Also allows for subscribing and accounts. Lesser known client

NewPipe - Gets the source directly from YT. Allows for subscribing and creating playlists

Additionally, there’s also ReVanced that lets you patch the regular YT app to include useful features.

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      A textfile with channel urls + a yt-dlp script + a self hosted jellyfin servers.

      Saves on bandwidth too, you only download once and can keep your favorites saved offline as long as you have storage space.

      I do run my own invidious client too for video searches and “filler” channels you watch selectively.

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        Oooh… I’d love a YouTube integration with jellyfin.

        Tell me more.

        I’d love the features of a podcast app but for YouTube creators I follow.

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        You mean I finally have a way to watch Youtube in my Samsung TV without ads??? Ooooo I know what I’m doing tonight!

        edit: naaah it won’t run on my raspberry :(

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          That’s exactly what i use if for. I do have a server-pc running though.

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            Yeah it requires a minimum of 2GB RAM. Maybe I’ll finally get that picobox