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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.
Everyday Commentary is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Shows Reddit comments that were removed or deleted soon after posting, when archived.
A free web tool for finding and viewing comments on public YouTube videos and Shorts. Users paste a video URL and search comments by keyword, phrase, or @mention, with results showing author, timestamp, like count and replies. It requires no login, API key, or browser extension.
Archive-style tool for viewing removed Reddit posts and deleted comments when available.
Searches Reddit posts and comments from Pushshift-style archives by user, subreddit, and keyword.
Searches Reddit and public archives for removed posts, deleted comments, and moderated content.
deaditArchive is a site presenting an archive of posts from removed Reddit communities. It lists highlighted communities with post and page counts, sorted by post count, and gives an archive link for the collection. The page attributes the archive to make_something.
Reddit Archive is a site for browsing banned subreddits and user profiles using the Pushshift API. Its search forms support special characters, comma-separated subreddits, exclusion with !, and score or comment comparisons. By default it returns 100 posts, the maximum. Sorting by score is often unreliable because Pushshift does not store scores for many items.
Enhancer for YouTube is a browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox that adds playback and interface controls to YouTube. It provides playback speed control, preferred quality selection, volume control and boosting, forced frame rate and codec options, autoplay prevention, mini and pop-up players, and options to hide comments, chat, related videos and shorts.
Lemmy is a decentralized discussion platform for communities. Posts can be upvoted or downvoted and support threaded comments. It consists of interconnected servers and can be self-hosted via Docker or Ansible. It offers apps for iOS, Android, desktop and web and is open source.
Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES) is a community-driven unofficial browser extension for enhancing the reddit experience. It has entered maintenance only mode. Features include an account switcher, comment navigation, filtering of NSFW content and links, inline image viewing, keyboard navigation, and a never ending stream of content.
Reddit Stream provides a live-updating view of Reddit comment threads. Replacing reddit.com with reddit-stream.com on any thread shows the newest comments, and a bookmarklet can be dragged to the toolbar for use while viewing a reddit thread.
Shows removed or moderated Reddit content when it is available from public archive sources.
Sink It is a free browser extension that modifies the web versions of Reddit, YouTube, Twitter/X and Google search. For Reddit it adds comment navigation, adaptive dark mode and double-click upvoting, and removes app banners, buttons and ads. The YouTube and Twitter/X extensions are described as coming soon to the App Store.
UnTrap is a browser extension that customizes YouTube by hiding Shorts, recommendations, comments and other distracting elements. It also offers scheduling, session limits, presets and video summaries. A free tier is available, and a Plus plan is offered at $3.99 per month or $35.99 per year.
yt-local is a self-hosted, browser-based YouTube client written in Python that strips JavaScript and serves a lightweight HTML frontend, routing requests through Tor for anonymous viewing. It supports search, channels, playlists, watch pages, comments and subtitles without API keys.
Snitch List is an archived directory page that lists named entries with subject, category, country, city, state, views and comments. The page invites users to submit secrets, dirt on a celebrity or witnessed crimes. Entries in the archived snapshot are largely based in the United States.
Animatsiya hosts a collection of Russian and Soviet animated films spanning over a century, paired with subtitles in different languages. Videos come mostly from studios and film archives. Users can browse by genre, director, studio and animation technique, and registered users can comment, send messages, save films and propose edits. The site has been online since January 2021.
Earth 2050 is an interactive Kaspersky project presenting predictions about the future from futurologists, scientists and internet users worldwide. Users select a year (2030, 2040 or 2050) and explore predictions for different cities and countries. Visitors can vote, comment and add their own predictions.
GSMchoice.com is a mobile phone catalogue presenting technical specifications, comparisons, reviews and news. It states it has covered smartphones and mobile phones since 2005, with data based on producers' documents, and offers moderated comments.
Kitco provides live gold and silver prices, metals news and analysis, mining news, and market commentary. Its site covers ETFs, FOREX, Bitcoin and crypto, and stock markets, with live spot metal pricing and an exchange and metal value calculator.
A tag archive on Krebs on Security collecting posts about dark web topics. Entries cover the 2019 takedown of the Wall Street Market dark web bazaar, the disappearance of the Evolution Market in 2015, and stolen credit card shops. Each entry carries a publication date and reader comments.
LiveTV is a free website for live sport streams, sport videos and live score. It uses P2P technology to offer medium to high quality streams, and a video archive shows goals and highlights from recent games. A free account is required to post comments on broadcast pages.
