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Lightweight application for searching and playing videos from YouTube, offering a command-line interface and a GTK+ interface. Dependencies include yt-dlp or youtube-dl, and logging in requires a YouTube API key and OAuth client credentials. It is packaged for several Linux distributions, FreeBSD, OSX and others.
YouTube Comment Viewer is a viewer for YouTube comments. It sorts comments by oldest first and graphs comment trends. The page provides options for time zone, aggregation by hour, day, month or year, and filtering, plus loading statistics for a video.
Pipe Viewer is a lightweight YouTube client for Linux that does not require an API key. The repository contains the pipe-viewer application and a GTK-based interface, along with availability information.
A tutorial explaining how to find the exact upload date and time of a YouTube video. It walks through four steps, including copying the video URL and using Amnesty International's YouTube Data Viewer, which displays the upload date and time. It warns readers to be careful with third-party tools.
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.
Send live viewers to Twitch, Kick and Youtube with this viewer bot software. The tool offers a user-friendly graphical interface. This program requires HTTP proxies.
Get live translations for YouTube streams, crowdsourced from multilingual viewers!
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.
YouTune is a website that streams unviewed original songs from YouTube, presenting them like an online open mic night. Visitors can tap to advance to the next video. The content is unmoderated and viewers can subscribe to Escape the Algorithm.
