Dude, I know that being a hobbyist isn't exactly the easiest thing. But asking for payment for an addon that crowdsources youtube title changes really isn't a vibe

Found out about this addon after SponsorBlock prompted me about it.
A great addition to the """Youtube Fix""" bundle (RYD and SponsorBlock).

Seriously, browsing Youtube is so much nicer with this installed, no longer being fished into watching useless commentary videos/drama.

P.S: I completely wiped my previous install (got a remote access trojan that i couldn't delete, thought the extension would remember me from my youtube account details), huge thanks for the key 🫡)

P.P.S also paywalling an open-source extension isn't such a good (and an effective) idea, but i get that making stuff for free out of pure enthusiasm can only go so far.

Suddenly asked for payment after months of being free. No thanks.

Extremely useful piece of software, I wish you could see the original thumbnail/title by just hovering over the button for a user-determined amount of time
Edit0: Thank you for implementing it!

How did I only just discover this extension?!

From the creator of the amazing SponsorBlock extension comes another extension that will undoubtedly become nearly indispensable as well!

At the moment, not many videos appear "fixed" on my subscriptions page, but just like SponsorBlock, it will improve as the userbase grows!

Regarding the "paywall" (I suppose those who complained about it missed the "Request Free Access" button, lol), I was more than happy to contribute more than the suggested $1. The author clearly deserves it 🙌

Crowdsourced softwares but having backend paywalled? Hope someone (such as Invidious team) to fork this and make it for free or at least have some kind of payment and validation that is actually anonymous (and not PayPal/VISA/MasterCard/...). Also sending a unique key that can be associated with the API calls even for once just for validation is not very good, if I remove that portion of code, the extensions' features may not work due to my extension is validated by the server.

Also a license key for those who don't want to pay: FoLI3-b678a

**Remember to donate whenever you can, to the developers but also contributors to the database**

if you use Firefox, you can bypass the licensing by doing:

Uninstall Dearrow completely to wipe the extension data, then install it again, don't interact with the extension at all (don't start any free trial or anything)

Go to: about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox

Click on `Inspect` next to the Dearrow extension

On the devtools window for the extension, go to the Console tab, then write at the bottom: chrome.storage.sync.set({activated: true, licenseKey: "remember-to-donate"})

This will modify the extension data so that the extension believes you were activated by the server with the `remember-to-donate` license key

Tested working on version 1.2.10

"Open source" but the backend is paywalled. Paywalling any crowdsourced web service is plain unacceptable.

Edit: turns out my privacy concerns were unfounded, as the paywall is completely client side. It can therefore also be edited out with a single line of code.

UPDATE: Works now.

Doesn't work. Titles and thumbnails aren't being changed. There are no edit buttons. YouTube is completely unaffected by this add-on.

gods, this makes youtube so much nicer. i never realized how much all the sensationalism effected me. upon install, i immediately went through and changed a bunch of my favorite channels thumbnails and titles- it was so much fun! get in on this extension early.

a small note- i'm using this with youtube enhancer, and because of how the submit thumbnail system is integrated, my text color settings on youtube enhancer effect it! which is wonderful! in fact, i'm using four different extensions on youtube, and loading times have only increased by half a second. how lovely.