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D-3 — hide-shorts no longer drains a whole channel/search in one burst. The infinite-scroll trigger is derived from the FILTERED list while loadMore() appends to the UNFILTERED one, so a shorts-heavy feed with hide-shorts ON kept the trigger hot (the filter stripped each fetched page back to ~nothing) and auto-fetched every page to the end of the continuation. Now it keeps loading while pages are productive (the filtered list grows) and stops after 3 consecutive pages that add nothing visible; toggling hide-shorts off resumes. Applies to both SearchScreen and ChannelScreen; normal (non-filtered) infinite scroll is unaffected (productive pages keep the counter at 0). PrefsWriter completeness — the four SP stores the vc=88 sweep didn't cover (Enrichment, SearchCache, Playlists, FeedCache) now serialize their writes too, so no store is left on a bare sp.edit().apply(). EnrichmentStore is the one that mattered: put() runs 8-wide concurrently from the feed-enrichment fan-out (Semaphore(8) on Dispatchers.IO), so its apply() ordering genuinely raced — a real M-2 instance the audit's four-store scope missed. FeedCacheStore has no StateFlow (caller-owned state) so it uses the captured-arg form; ordering is safe because its sole writer (the feed VM) serializes save/clear from one refresh coroutine. Verified: headless compileDebugKotlin green on the straw-build image. The vc=88 PrefsWriter concurrency was cleared by an adversarial review before this builds on it. |
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Straw
A Sulkta fork of NewPipe. Android YouTube client, Compose UI, Media3 player, with SponsorBlock and Return YouTube Dislike baked in.
The extractor is strawcore, a Rust port of NewPipeExtractor exposed to Kotlin
via UniFFI. No InnerTube/JS deobf code path lives on the JVM anymore.
Install
F-Droid repo: https://fdroid.sulkta.com/fdroid/repo
Add the repo in your F-Droid client of choice, then install Straw.
The app also self-updates from the same repo when an APK lands there with a
higher versionCode.
What's in
- Search, video detail, channel pages, playlists
- Inline player + fullscreen + minibar + background audio + PiP
- Media3 ExoPlayer (DASH / HLS / progressive / merged DASH chunks)
- SponsorBlock auto-skip (categories user-toggleable)
- Return YouTube Dislike on video detail
- RSS-based subscription feed (fast — ~1s for 50 subs)
- Hide-shorts / hide-paid / hide-age-restricted feed filters
- Resume positions + watch history + search history
- Local playlists, downloads (video + audio)
- NewPipe-format settings import (subs + playlists + history)
What's out (on purpose)
- Trending / algorithmic feeds. Subscriptions only.
- iOS / desktop targets. Android-only for now.
- Google Play Services anything.
Layout
strawApp/ Sulkta-authored app — Compose UI, Media3 wiring, SB + RYD clients
rust/ strawcore — UniFFI wrapper around the Rust extractor
shared/ KMP scaffold inherited from upstream NewPipe (unused for now)
app/ Upstream NewPipe :app module — kept for reference
Build
./gradlew :strawApp:assembleDebug
Requires the Rust toolchain plus the four Android targets:
rustup target add aarch64-linux-android armv7-linux-androideabi \
x86_64-linux-android i686-linux-android
cargo install cargo-ndk uniffi-bindgen
…and ANDROID_NDK_HOME pointing at NDK r27c (or newer). The Gradle build runs
cargo ndk + uniffi-bindgen automatically.
License
GPL-3.0-or-later, inherited from upstream NewPipe.
Upstream
This repo tracks https://github.com/TeamNewPipe/NewPipe. Upstream changes
get pulled periodically via the upstream remote.
Disclaimer
Not affiliated with YouTube, Google, NewPipe e.V., the SponsorBlock project, or Return YouTube Dislike. Trademarks belong to their owners. Straw uses public web endpoints; nothing here authenticates to any account.