mikotoiii

Mine has been running since I posted. There was an update on Youtube's end, they're changing everything over to SABR https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/issues/5263. Eventually Invidious will need a major code change to continue working. For now, it is operational using a work-around implemented here: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious-companion/issues/60 I have my dockers set to update after appdata backup, so they pull in the fresh updates without my need for manual intervention usually. it's possible that you will no longer need to use the master branch of invidious since a new latest was pushed to address the issues related to SABR https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/issues/4251#issuecomment-2837678730 For iOS I've been using Yattee to connect to my instance. Hope that helps.

Just wanted to chip in here and let people know that I got Invidious working fully today and more importantly: how. I used the setup instructions on the first page to set up the main Invidious app. I used the instructions above by @HuSoS to create the new docker container to house the companion app. I altered the release tag on the main invidious container from latest to master in order to pull the most up to date invidious from quay.io because the companion app is so new, it doesn't seem to pass data from invidious to the companion when using :latest. (this will most likely be fixed in the future). Note: This fixed the issues I was having using dash for video playback, I can now select the quality I want, etc. I don't believe it was mentioned in the posts above: the companion app automatically generates and rotates your po_token periodically which makes you harder to track.