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GNUser 13.09.2020, 03:41	Invidious, NItter and Bibliogram in DOS? (Users) Post reply
	Hey, Curious, has anyone tried using Invidous Nitter or Bibliogram in a DOS browser? For those who don't know, those are JS-less front-ends for Youtube, Twitter and Instagram, which I would expect to be good alternatives for using with Links in both text mode and graphical mode. Curious and interested in hearing from anyone who has tried. Thanks!

KormaX

13.09.2020, 21:46

@ GNUser

Invidious, NItter and Bibliogram in DOS?

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Invidious is perfect, but I never tried the others. I use Links in graphics mode and playing the video still requires some external Youtube downloader site, which I always have some saved in my bookmark list.

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GNUser

14.09.2020, 03:00

@ KormaX

Invidious, NItter and Bibliogram in DOS?

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> Invidious is perfect, but I never tried the others. I use Links in graphics
> mode and playing the video still requires some external Youtube downloader
> site, which I always have some saved in my bookmark list.

Thanks for the reply!
I understand the need to download the video first (Links cannot play video itself). However, most Invidious instances allow download from a dropdown menu. Invidious mains instances didn't had that feature enabled, but for example invidous.snopyta.org does. Maybe you could try downloading from the video page itself. Less time wasted I think and more straightforward approach right?
If you could give the others a shot I would be delighted to know your thoughts on them. Thanks!

Invidious, NItter and Bibliogram in DOS? (Users)

Invidious, NItter and Bibliogram in DOS?

Invidious, NItter and Bibliogram in DOS?