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If you are looking for a free alternative to Paid YouTube (or the annoyingly ad-filled free version) or Hulu, or Netflix, etc., then you have to check out Tubi TV.
Tubi is free and, while there are ads, they don't interrupt viewings nearly as often as with other free sites. On top of that, I have to admit, the library is really extensive. I am a documentary freak so that's the rabbit-hole I went down (and I'm still surfing that wave), but there are some nice offerings in all categories. (I hope they don't mind if I share a peek):
There is so much about this that I like You can save items to a queue and that queue is very easy to add and delete from You can even delete things from your viewing history ~shrug~ if you want
I really couldn't find any negatives to this for a free app One of the things I loved about YouTube back in the day was the variety of choices, but now the choices are slimming down and the ads have become insanely intrusive I mainly use YouTube now for instructional videos and for background music Tubi which by the way also has some music offerings (in the way of albums even), is more for finding movies and documentaries that you might have missed somewhere else
Tubi has a category of "Only Free on Tubi" and another humorously labeled "Not On Netflix"! Love it
You can also get phone/tablet apps of Tubi for on the go The one thing that Netflix might have over Tubi at this point is that it's easier to download some titles from Netflix for offline viewing That's handy for when you are stuck on a long flight or some other commute I did see some random article a while back explaining how to jump through hoops downloading and installing some sketchy software in order to download from Tubi Nah, I'm good.
So, yeah. Tubi is worth a checkout
Peace
--Free
P.S.: After I wrote and scheduled this post, I found another free television resource here called Project Free TV. I have not used it yet. When I have checked it out, I will try to do a SIFO/Review of it.
Tubi is free and, while there are ads, they don't interrupt viewings nearly as often as with other free sites. On top of that, I have to admit, the library is really extensive. I am a documentary freak so that's the rabbit-hole I went down (and I'm still surfing that wave), but there are some nice offerings in all categories. (I hope they don't mind if I share a peek):
There is so much about this that I like You can save items to a queue and that queue is very easy to add and delete from You can even delete things from your viewing history ~shrug~ if you want
I really couldn't find any negatives to this for a free app One of the things I loved about YouTube back in the day was the variety of choices, but now the choices are slimming down and the ads have become insanely intrusive I mainly use YouTube now for instructional videos and for background music Tubi which by the way also has some music offerings (in the way of albums even), is more for finding movies and documentaries that you might have missed somewhere else
Tubi has a category of "Only Free on Tubi" and another humorously labeled "Not On Netflix"! Love it
You can also get phone/tablet apps of Tubi for on the go The one thing that Netflix might have over Tubi at this point is that it's easier to download some titles from Netflix for offline viewing That's handy for when you are stuck on a long flight or some other commute I did see some random article a while back explaining how to jump through hoops downloading and installing some sketchy software in order to download from Tubi Nah, I'm good.
So, yeah. Tubi is worth a checkout
Peace
--Free
P.S.: After I wrote and scheduled this post, I found another free television resource here called Project Free TV. I have not used it yet. When I have checked it out, I will try to do a SIFO/Review of it.
