But do not worry, developer Christian Selig, known for creating Apollo for Reddit, created Juno for YouTube, a YouTube app for Vision.
Juno for YouTube lets you browse the YouTube website in a clean interface adapted to visionOS, without Safari. The video player includes several options to interact with the video, such as resizing it to give your room a home-cinema feel, repositioning it, dimming the environment around the video, and more.
You can also detect aspect ratios, switch subtitles on and off, change playback speed, and share videos. You do not need a YouTube account to use Juno, and the app does not block ads automatically. However, YouTube Premium subscribers can use their plan benefits in the app.
Juno for YouTube is already available on the App Store for $4.99.
Christian Selig warns that early users of the app may run into some bugs, because he only developed and tested it in the Vision Pro simulator. Even so, anyone who knows his reputation with people who use his apps probably does not need to worry. He will also receive a Vision Pro headset today. If you want a way to use YouTube on your Vision Pro, you definitely should try the app.
