> By the way, Videos is a great way to search and view YouTube videos > without proprietary JavaScript. My only gripe is that it fetches > videos in MP4 format instead of WebM, so it won't work on stock Fedora.
I haven't tried this, but if totem uses youtube-dl/avideo as its backend for accessing youtube, you could try creating ~/.config/youtube-dl.conf containing this line: --prefer-free-formats so that if a WebM is available (it often is) it will use that instead of defaulting to MP4. If totem doesn't use youtube-dl/avideo, you could try youtube-viewer, which does. https://github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer
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