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Things like freetube seems to be basically a simple yt front-end.
I don't know what happens if a significant amount of yt users used freetube. but that probably won't happen.
I find it a lot more pleasant to use than yt.
I use freetube as well, but I have a feeling that it's just a matter of time before google brings the axe down on it too, especially if it increases in popularity.
Well FreeTube never claimed to be a platform, it's a fantastic front-end for browsing YouTube videos without having to deal with Google's crap, but you're still using YouTube.
Look at what happened with Nitter (alternative Twitter frontend). They'll start changing around things so often that alternative frontends break every few days.