Become more productive by only allowing channels you want to see! Both in the homepage and in recommendations!
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# Youtube Channel Filter
## A unique way of productivity.
### What is Youtube Channel Filter
Youtube Channel Filter is a chrome extension designed to make youtube a *more productive* platform.
This is done by letting the user select channels they think would be productive to their lives.
### What does the filter do?
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Productive YouTube: Hide videos on main page & sidebar + search focused content. Increase productivity on YouTube.
Youtube rendered only with the search results without any suggestions on home or sidebar. Shorts are also not shown in Search Mode.
Check if any YouTube Channel, Video or Short is Monetized!
It will give you more control on youtube !
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button is not visible
It does not work.
Unfortunately it doesent work.
I love this idea! Exactly what I was looking for. I think the extension is still a little bit buggy (I have Youtube Premium, not sure if it is related). But I am sure it will improve ! (I actually cannot see the button, even after a refresh. My homepage is now "blinking" every 2s) Do you have a Github repository to report issues and/or pull-requests?