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bug(YouTube - Hide ads): Hide fullscreen ads crashes app on startup #2908
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Adding new permissions to the manifest won't work for root installations. This check must be device or OS specific because this exception is not thrown on all devices. The artificial key press event is used to close a fullscreen ad. The use of the back button appears to sometimes close the app entirely instead of closing just the ad (#2896). |
Leaving this open until the issue is fixed |
Ok Thanks |
To anyone who has this issue, manually turn off The next release will automatically turn off the feature if it is not available. |
I too have been aware of this issue and have been trying to find a way to hide fullscreen ads on YouTube without using the Fullscreen ad was a custom AlertDialog, which can be easily hidden. The related commits are: |
Bug description
yt revanced crashed
The INJECT_EVENTS permission is a sensitive permission that allows apps to control user input. This permission is typically granted to system apps and apps that require accessibility services. Modified apps like Revanced do not have this permission by default.
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Solution
One potential solution is to grant the INJECT_EVENTS permission to the Revanced app. However, this is not recommended as it can pose a security risk.
A more secure solution would be to modify the Revanced app to avoid the need for the INJECT_EVENTS permission. This could involve redesigning the app's functionality or using different methods to achieve the desired results.
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