Correct, the gmail web ui sadly ignores reply-to from the URL. Here's the 
person to nag about it: 
https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss/%3C1297c49c-7dab-466a-a036-3310a64284df%40disroot.org%3E#%3CC812KJ1OUDKW.259LO0RQ7C0IE@taiga%3E

Thanks for the correction.

Patch applied, thanks very much!

I added some revisions after your commit onto the main branch, you may
wish to have a look at them. These include the changes I suggested in
my past replies but there are other changes too.

> I also get the feeling that this is what the Assistants feature [0]
> was designed for, which allows servers to directly communicate with
> each other and share their caches. Cadence, could you comment on the
> effectiveness of assistants and if most instances are using the
> feature?

The assistants feature was designed back when graphql was free and /user/ 
was very expensive (in terms of rate limits). The assistants would be 
able to provide initial user data. This is because /user/ only needs to 
be fetched a single time ever for each Ig user.

Assistants were also designed to be run in the cloud, where they're 
addressable on the public Internet, because servers and homes were 
treated the same back then.

A couple of aesthetic things before I get into the meat of this patch.
For places where I've directly suggested changes for you, I've also
made those changes on my end, so you don't need to resubmit this patch
at this time.

I sure hope this email comes out looking nice.

--

Please use tabs, not spaces. Set your editor to detect the project
indentation.

> +def extract_captions_from_dict(captions, **kwargs):
> +    lang = None

There is also youtube.com/<user>, and probably more. Some of these return 
3XX redirects to another one. It's surprisingly complex. I'd like to 
investigate how it all works at some point.

For future reference, here's the test case, the youtube originals 
channel.
https://second.cadence.moe/api/v1/channels/UCqVDpXKLmKeBU_yyt_QkItQ

Patch applied, thank you so much. It took me a while to analyse it but I 
think your code is the best way of doing it. Great job.

Implemented (with some extensions), enjoy!

Supported formats:
- 00h00m00s
- 00:00:00
- 000...

And variations of those.

My email here was sent with "!resolve fixed". This got changed to a
single "!" rather than the entire "!resolve fixed" being removed from
the message. Looks like a bug?

https://todo.sr.ht/~cadence/tube/13#event-66104

https://man.sr.ht/todo.sr.ht/#email-access

Patch applied, thank you.