ReVanced Removes Custom YouTube Header Option After v4.3.0 Update
Users of the ReVanced YouTube patch lost the ability to set a custom app header after an update replaced it with a generic branding toggle limited to app name and icon. Affected users who previously used personalized headers have no workaround.
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