"Replace YouTube links with Invidious" is applied to everything and not just URLs

[TheFrenchGhosty]

Nitter is buggy regarding the "Replace YouTube links with Invidious" setting:

It sometime replace the word "youtube" in a tweet with the Invidious url, example:

On Nitter:

On Twitter:

(from this tweet: https://nitter.net/KSI_MakesMyDay/status/1128284789264588801)

But it's also inconsistent and do things correctly in some other tweet:

https://nitter.net/MalekBA91/status/1215913705625587713

[zedeus]

Damn, guess I generalized the regex a bit too much. Will fix tomorrow

[TheFrenchGhosty]

I think I understand why it happens, it looks like it replaced "[youtube com]ment", I guess it's applied even when it's not an URL and that's why it's causing this problem.

I guess the same problem applies to "Replace Twitter links with Nitter"

[Booteille]

If that's the case, that's probably bound to a missing backslash before a point. \. instead of ..
But I didn't look at the code where's the regex in question to check it.

[zedeus]

ytRegex = re"([A-z.]+\.)?youtu(be.com|.be)" - yep, my mistake