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feat(YouTube): Different forward and backward seek time #1890

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amit-katyal opened this issue Oct 26, 2022 · 8 comments
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feat(YouTube): Different forward and backward seek time #1890

amit-katyal opened this issue Oct 26, 2022 · 8 comments
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@amit-katyal
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I would like to request this patch where user can set different values of time to forward and different for backward backward.

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Not trying to solve any major issue but this would be a good feature for a user like me, who sometimes skips through lecture videos. Like you can forward like 10 seconds and it you think you have skipped more than you wanted to, just skip back 5 seconds.

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This patch is about mapping double tap to seek backward and forward to different values. Like setting double tap to seek forward to 10 seconds and setting double tap to go backward to 5 seconds. Also these values to seek can be set by user as it suits.

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Video payers on some websites have similar feature.

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@amit-katyal amit-katyal added the Feature request Requesting a new feature that's not implemented yet label Oct 26, 2022
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I have enabled Accessibility player and edited the screenshot to interpret what I am trying to say.

@oSumAtrIX
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You can already set different double tap to seek times on YouTube. Tapoing twice to seek if you set it to 5s = 10s.

@amit-katyal
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I know this is possible but what is I wanna backward it, say 5 seconds and forward it for 20 seconds. This feature may come handy in situations like these.

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Set it to 5s, click 4 times forward = 20s.

@amit-katyal
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Not that it matters but it will save some extra taps

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I'll leave this open in case anyone's interested in implementing it, should be fairly simple to implement.

@amit-katyal
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I would appreciate it if you keep it open. Devs can decide if the want to implement. They can mark it closed if they are uninterested or bound by other tasks.

@oSumAtrIX oSumAtrIX reopened this Oct 26, 2022
@revanced-bot revanced-bot transferred this issue from ReVanced/revanced-patches-template Dec 14, 2023
@oSumAtrIX oSumAtrIX transferred this issue from another repository Dec 14, 2023
@LisoUseInAIKyrios LisoUseInAIKyrios changed the title feat(patch): Patch for different forward and backward seek time feat(YouTube): Different forward and backward seek time Apr 2, 2024
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Over time, a lot of feature requests have been made, which is why I am closing some according to the contribution guidelines:

Requests can be accepted or rejected at the discretion of maintainers of ReVanced Patches

This feature request has been closed for one or more of the following reasons:

  • Stale for too long
  • Low priority
  • Maintainers un-interested
  • Too complex to realize

Regardless, anyone who comes across this feature request can PR it. Thanks for the feature request!

@oSumAtrIX oSumAtrIX closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Jun 1, 2024
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