NoSuggest doesn't explicitly block or strip ads, there's no ad-blocking logic in there at all.
The reason it feels ad-free in practice comes down to using YouTube's official embedded iFrame player rather than reverse-engineering the app like NewPipe has to. YouTube's own embedded player serves very few to no ads at all compared to the full app/website experience, that's just how Google has built it, not something NoSuggest is doing on purpose.
So no cat-and-mouse game here, and no chasing patches every time YouTube ships an update. Since it's the real, sanctioned player, there's nothing for YouTube to "break" the way they do with NewPipe's reverse-engineered extraction.
That's actually one of the quieter benefits of this approach: what you see today should keep working the same way tomorrow.
Hi @npub1zapsats,
NoSuggest doesn't explicitly block or strip ads, there's no ad-blocking logic in there at all.
The reason it feels ad-free in practice comes down to using YouTube's official embedded iFrame player rather than reverse-engineering the app like NewPipe has to. YouTube's own embedded player serves very few to no ads at all compared to the full app/website experience, that's just how Google has built it, not something NoSuggest is doing on purpose.
So no cat-and-mouse game here, and no chasing patches every time YouTube ships an update. Since it's the real, sanctioned player, there's nothing for YouTube to "break" the way they do with NewPipe's reverse-engineered extraction.
That's actually one of the quieter benefits of this approach: what you see today should keep working the same way tomorrow.
Thank you.