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I tried LibreTube from FDroid and it doesn't seem to load any videos. Is that a known issue (I have a Pixel 6)?
You might want to change the Piped backend instance in the settings. Google is currently trying to IP-ban all Piped servers, just find an instance that works well. You need to click on the three dots, then select settings, go to 'Instance' and at the top you can hit 'Choose...' to change the Piped instance. I haven't experienced any issues with
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.Does libre have cast support?
No, because it requires proprietary Google libraries. If you want to stream YouTube to your TV in a private way, you can try Piped in Firefox with the fx_cast extension. Only works on Desktop Firefox though.