This is a problem because there are two (and only two) different types of people who create these videos and websites:
People who don't bother to do their research and understand how things worked in the Apollo project (or in aerospace engineering in general), but stories, videos, and web pages continue to be invented.
And there are people who understand how some things worked in the Apollo project, but decided to invent lies to make money or gain some kind of fame by selling their books, videos, and stories.
Often, it's difficult to tell what the reason is (although sometimes they make it evident in their publications due to the way they modify the documentation and leave out details from the original that would show they are just making something up).
But I suspect that most people who use the topic "footprints don't match boots" in their videos and on their pages are of the second type: those who lie about it.
Because they go to all the trouble of creating their videos and leave out an important detail that takes about 15 seconds to research.
See the two images below.
The first is a page from "Apollo was a hoax".
She points to the footprint in the dust. And then she shows what they claim to be the astronaut's boot. And the pattern of reliefs in the dust does not match the pattern observed on the underside of the foot area, in what they claim to be the boot.
They even draw a nice arrow above for you, in case you miss it. It's not that cool, but what they're showing on the left half of that image isn't the astronaut's boot.
It's the lower part of the leg section of the spacesuit. The boot is another covering over that for added protection against heat and the sharp edges of rocks and other things. And it's separate from the lower part of the suit, just like your shoes are separate from your pants and feet.
You can see it in the second photo below, and also see the 9 grooves present. Just like in the image of the grooves left in the moon dust.
This is just one example of the kind of thing people invent when they want to say, "Apollo was a hoax." And all the other topics are similar to this.
These are either fabricated stories (lies) or misinterpretations of physics or the lunar environment published by people who don't bother to do research to understand how it works – but then they publish their stories anyway.
Image number 1:
Lower section of the lunar spacesuit (without the boot). Next to a photo of the footprints on the moon.
Image number 2:
The boot that was used to protect the lower part of the spacesuit. Note that it has grooves consistent with the footprints left on the moon.