Most open-source apps that we have listed above come with one caveat, they won’t let you access your existing channel subscriptions, playlists, your liked videos and watch history, and more, as they don’t let you sign in to a Google account.
The app is in continuous development and the developers are promising many features in the coming days, including user playlists, search filters, comments, and more. Apart from that, LibreTube also let’s browse YouTube playlists, trending videos, access video subtitles, and more. This one also provides ad-free YouTube browsing, and unlike other apps, you can register an account and sync your subscriptions, so you don’t have to separately keep track of your channel subscription list. The LibreTube app is based on Piped, an alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend. The last on our list is the LibreTube app.
This easy to use music player will meet most of your music streaming needs. You can import your favourite music playlists from YouTube as well as from your local storage. The interface of the app resembles a traditional Android local music player app and features Material Design.
MusicPiped is a free and open-source alternative that lets you search YouTube for music videos and play them. MusicPipedĪnd just in case you’re missing the YouTube Music integration from the Vanced feature set, we have got a perfect alternative. This version can be downloaded from the official website as well.
There is another version of the SkyTube app that includes non-FOSS libraries and comes with extra features that SkyTube’s FOSS app excludes. The app can be downloaded from SkyTube’s official website and F-Droid. SkyTube also comes with a ‘Video Blocker’ feature that let’s apply a wide range of filters to block unwanted videos. SkyTube lets you browse YouTube ad-free, lets you subscribe to channels, browse user comments, bookmark your favourite videos, and more. This app is also open-source and free to use.
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