Works well 12/06/2025

This addon should be passive by default and only work when user wants. As is, it's triggering Reddit's rate limiting and making it impossible to browse when you open a few youtube videos.

This add-on has been working without issue since installation. However, in the last few weeks there is now an issue.

The issue seems to be that this add-on seems to be triggering some sort of rate limiting from Reddit's servers. It has nothing to do with YouTube. When on Reddit, if I open several tabs the website will refuse to load unless I come back after a 5-10 minute break, activate a VPN, change DNS servers, etc. Disabling this add-on has completely fixed the issue of Reddit not loading. Hopefully this will be fixed in an update.

I believe that if this add-on was updated (as of this writing it has been about 8.5 months without an update).

This is a very useful addon for checking out what people are saying on reddit about videos. Comments are usually saner, a little more thought out and less simpy & attentionwhoreish than the native ones on YouTube and similar sites.

Updated review. It was a great extension that no longer functions. Getting the same issue as deal_apart_taken above. I don't get why it is making any queries(if at all) when browsing just reddit. I might just browse something on reddit without opening youtube at all and still this triggers it.

Was introduced to this from a Reddit post. It works very well and i can remotely reply straight from YouTube.com. A very useful tool to see which subreddits a YouTube video has been posted to

best addon that's not an adblocker.

Created an account solely to rate this add-on. 5/5, it's fantastic!

Extension is awesome in light mode, but nearly unreadable in dark mode

Edit: I meant *youtube* dark mode. After *also* enabling dark mode in the extension, the in-page reddit comments under the video now look great!

It's good but the UI needs some work. It would be great if you could collapse the comments, especially on threads with lots of comment replies