J'adore ce module
Meme si mes abo ne sont pas sur des trucs idiots l'appli me permet par exemple de ne pas être spoilé sur des réac de manga.
Il faudra cependant que de plus en plus d'utilisateurs s'en servent pour que une grosse majorité du contenu soit "modéré" sur les titres, en espérant qu'il n'y ait pas "d"abus" (on vous voit entre autre les wokes qui n'avez aucune tolérance d'esprit et qui veulent tout censurer ou manipuler).

SponsorBlock and DeArrow enhance the YouTube experience like never before.

This extension is paid and requests $1. The problem with the payment is that the database won't be complete for YouTube. There is a trial period of 6 hours, which only confirms the incompleteness of the database..

Awesome extension, I've been using it for a while and it gives a better feel in YouTube.

Amazing addon. I really like it

This might be my favorite add-on of all time. Definitely worth the small payment.

Edit: fixed by reinstalling the extension, it apparently "somehow corrupted itself". Works fine now.

Currently seems broken. I see no titles or thumbnails whatsoever with this extension, even the videos that haven't been "dearrowed" just have a blank title and a gray thumbnail. No amount of waiting seems to load them so I have to disable the extension for now. Hopefully this gets fixed soon, when it works it's very good.

Renaming clickbait titles is a good idea, but in practice too many perfectly fine titles are changed to something stupid for no reason. I can't think of a good way to fix this, so I'm going to stop using DeArrow.

In Korea, there are a lot of fake video titles, almost all of which are different from the main content (especially news), but these extension don't change anything.
Honestly, if you were to filter out Korean videos that routinely lure users with more than 100 fake titles per minute, this extension would probably be installed by default on all browsers in Korea lol

why do we have to pay for less clickbait :skull:

Really cool add-on but it consistently makes youtube load slower, and sometimes not at all. Hopefully server side stuff gets solved soon.

It's much easier to see if a video is worth your time with this add-on.

Even if there is no crowdsourced descriptive title, this add-on will fix ALL CAPS and replace the thumbnail with a screenshot from the actual video. Very nice for those videos where the thumbnail looks cool but the video is just a talking head.

If you don't wanna pay, just say so on the website and you'll get a free key, the only price is that you have to wait a few days. As a poor person I really appreciate this!

I had to modify the source code to get the plugin to work without the paywall.

The introduction page says to click on the button at the bottom of the page to activate the extension for free (I don't want to pay) but there is no button to be found. There is the before/after image and that's about it.

Have been using for some time in Chrome on my work PC, now trying out also on Firefox at home. I actually really like how the add-on works. I see no slow-downs or glitches.

Some people are commenting that the descriptive titles tend to "spoil" the video but in my opinion this is exactly the point. You can always switch off the default replacements and then you only see the "dearrowed" description after clicking on the blue button.

The one issue I have is that since actual work of replacing clickbaits with descriptions is crowsourced, this extension needs more people using it. And I think for many people the short free trial is off-putting and they won't even bother to click "I don't want to pay" before uninstalling the whole thing. (I paid btw)
I think it would be glorious if the DeArrow functionality was eventually included in SponsorBlock which has a much bigger user base.

Please give more free trial time

A good idea in theory, in practice it's used by geeks who: a) don't watch videos with clickbait titles, and b) will rename titles with practically no effect other than saying "I was here". DeArrow titles often make me more annoyed than clickbait titles do because of how frivolous the userbase is.

It does exactly what it says it does.