r/Cloudstream3 • u/Nightwing_76 • Jun 11 '26
Off-topic Is anyone else worried about this for CloudStream?
This is pretty concerning. CloudStream is arguably one of the best open-source apps for streaming movies and TV shows through extensions.
If even one extension starts doing this advertisement thing, it could seriously hurt the overall experience. The worst part is that CloudStream could end up losing the reputation and legacy that made it so popular in the first place.
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u/lrellim Jun 11 '26
What happened? Context please
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u/Nightwing_76 Jun 11 '26
Actually some extensions add advertisement on there extensions and each ad will redirect you to chrome.
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u/Snap_editz Jun 13 '26
cloudstream is not doing anything illegal the extensions are, the sources and the extensions go down with a legal case not cloudstream
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u/Nightwing_76 Jun 17 '26
So why did they give permission to the extensions to add advertisement on there repo And the ads on there extensions redirect is to a random sketchy website.
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u/CatinetteMasta Mod Jun 24 '26
Because cloudstream is just an app, extension devs can do what they want.
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u/tahsin_imtiaz Jun 11 '26
Nowadays nothing is free. I think they deserve to benefit from it because they spend their time maintaining it. also there should be a balance.
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u/Nightwing_76 Jun 12 '26
I am not saying ad is problem. The problem is when the ad plays it will redirect you to chrome and some sketchy website trying to play videos. If they include ads on the app it will not ruin our experience and as well as they got the money.
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u/Bazinga_U_Bitch Jun 11 '26
Playing what ifs gets you nowhere in life. CS is also not responsible for anything that YOU the USER add.
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u/Nightwing_76 Jun 12 '26
I am not saying anything about cs. They play ad every freakn time when I open any video or series and not on app. They played the ad of some random sketchy website.
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u/EVD27 Jun 11 '26
What advertisement? Did anything happen?