Open-source browser extension that enhances YouTube, giving users more control over content discovery, playback, and look and feel. It offers options such as permanent playback speed, disabling up-next autoplay, auto-pause when switching tabs, hiding ads, and locking video quality. The extension runs offline to modify the local view, and development dates back to 2012.
Mumble is a free, open source voice chat application designed for low latency and high quality communication. The project dates back over a decade and documents features for end-users, administrators and hosters, including an extensive permission system, audio recording and positional audio in games. Server administration documentation covers configuration files and permission settings.
PocketTube is a YouTube subscription manager that groups and organizes subscriptions with AI tags or custom groups. It offers filters by video length, date and content type, sorting options, one-click marking as watched, and channel management. It enables notifications by group and is available for several browsers and mobile platforms.
RecoverMy.Video is a service that tracks defined YouTube and Dailymotion channel playlists so users are notified by email with the title when a video is deleted or set to private. Videos deleted or made private before registration may be searchable by videoId. The service requires read permissions and cannot modify channels.
A free web viewer and player for YouTube playlists. It can reverse a playlist to watch oldest-first, sort by date or title, mark watched videos, resume playback at a saved timestamp, and sync playlist states across devices. The page also lists example educational courses and guides on playlist sorting and management.
ViewSync is a multiple YouTube viewer that plays several YouTube videos at once with synchronized audio, accurate to within a tenth of a second. Links are generated by stopping each video at an audio cue and testing the audio. It was originally designed for watching Mindcrack UHC episodes.
A site by Riley Walz presenting a bot that crawled YouTube and found 5 million videos uploaded with default IMG_XXXX filenames. It notes that iPhones between 2009 and 2012 included a "Send to YouTube" button in the Photos app, and many uploads kept their default filenames. The videos are shown ordered randomly.
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Mumble is a free, open source voice chat application designed for low latency and high quality communication. The project dates back over a decade and documents features for end-users, administrators and hosters, including an extensive permission system, audio recording and positional audio in games. Server administration documentation covers configuration files and permission settings.
PocketTube is a YouTube subscription manager that groups and organizes subscriptions with AI tags or custom groups. It offers filters by video length, date and content type, sorting options, one-click marking as watched, and channel management. It enables notifications by group and is available for several browsers and mobile platforms.
RecoverMy.Video is a service that tracks defined YouTube and Dailymotion channel playlists so users are notified by email with the title when a video is deleted or set to private. Videos deleted or made private before registration may be searchable by videoId. The service requires read permissions and cannot modify channels.
A free web viewer and player for YouTube playlists. It can reverse a playlist to watch oldest-first, sort by date or title, mark watched videos, resume playback at a saved timestamp, and sync playlist states across devices. The page also lists example educational courses and guides on playlist sorting and management.
ViewSync is a multiple YouTube viewer that plays several YouTube videos at once with synchronized audio, accurate to within a tenth of a second. Links are generated by stopping each video at an audio cue and testing the audio. It was originally designed for watching Mindcrack UHC episodes.
A site by Riley Walz presenting a bot that crawled YouTube and found 5 million videos uploaded with default IMG_XXXX filenames. It notes that iPhones between 2009 and 2012 included a "Send to YouTube" button in the Photos app, and many uploads kept their default filenames. The videos are shown ordered randomly.
