Browser Extensions Gives You The Opportunity To View Favorites On YouTube (For Now)

If you have decided that you cannot live without the number of your favorite videos on YouTube, there is a way to get them back, right now.

A team of developers have created an open browser extension, called appropriately “Bring YouTube Preferences,” which also leads to a lot of dislike on YouTube. This growth gets the most out of the YouTube API, which still shows dislike when used in public, and restores the old look we used to see in videos before YouTube. decided to make an ax last month to address the problems of torture and “unpopularity.” Bring YouTube Favorites viewed by 9 to 5mc.

Interestingly, this expansion shows you just how much of this video received and not just a comparison, which YouTube has already provided. (Creators can see the number of dislikes they receive; the figure is not available to the public. Each user may also dislike the content to help refine their ideas).

Extras are available Chrome, which has already been downloaded by more than 200,000 users and has received over 3,800 positive reviews. It can be established on Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Brave as well. If you are an iOS user, the manufacturers also have your own brand, but it is broken, so they recommend those who want to “use it at your discretion.”

As mentioned above, the supplement will do so for a while bring YouTube preferences. On their Github page in terms of the project, the developers are aware that YouTube will remove the “dislike” section from its API on December 13. This means that dislike reading will not be detected through the API after that date, which, according to the builders. , “[removes] any possibility to judge the content before viewing. ”

In the meantime, this promotion gets the most out of the integration of YouTube’s API data with what was removed. The developers say they “save all available data” to their database to make sure it is available when YouTube closes unwanted readings in its API. In addition, they have a timetable for YouTube to remove the “dislike” section, although it is not known if this will happen.

“By removing the negative statistics from the YouTube API, our background will completely change the use of negative statistics, comparisons based on additional user data and comparisons based on views like ratios,” the founder wrote on Github.

YouTube’s Dispute Resolution is not good. Dislikes statistics are changed after 2-3 days, which is “not good,” the founders said, and what they are doing.

Extras are free, though the manufacturers are taking donations on Patreon and the Russian payment platform YooMoney.

While I understand why people are crying out for what they don’t like to return, as someone who loves towers that are not careless swamps, I don’t miss them. To everyone, I say. Enjoy what you don’t like when you can.