Chrome-Stats extension
Auto High Quality for YouTube™
Automatically change YouTube video quality to HD resolution or the highest available one
Total ratings for Auto High Quality for YouTube™
3.79
(Rating count:
48)
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Pros
- Allows users to set a constant video quality for all YouTube videos
- Works well when settings are configured properly
- Useful for maintaining a consistent video quality
Cons
- Does not enhance video quality beyond what is available
- May not work consistently for all users
- Does not allow switching to lower video quality when needed
Most mentioned
- Does not work
- Allows users to set a constant video quality for all YouTube videos
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Recent reviews for Auto High Quality for YouTube™
Recent rating average:
3.20
All time rating average:
3.79
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| Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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| 2024-04-29 |  |
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en | Doesn't seem to recognize the new 1080p Premium quality. |
| 2024-04-21 |  |
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en | I think some people are confused. This extension doesn't magically enhance your video, you just select the best quality you want, and all your YouTube videos load in that quality if they're available. Great extension, not overloaded with features. |
| 2024-04-17 |  |
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en | As a Principle, I like to be able to keep a solid, mid-tier 720p because I have bad internet - it's infinitely better to buffer for a bit, once in a while, at a set 720p, than to keep dropping to a blurry 144p or 240p whenever the connection gets poor. Easier on the Eyes to just have it at a set quality. I think all the people that are saying that this doesn't work either don't have it set-up right or don't understand how it works or what it is, it won't upscale a 1080p to a 4K - it's not an Upscaler, it just sets the Quality to a chosen constant value. You set it to, say, 1440p - if the video's highest available resolution is 1080p, it won't magically make it 1440p - it will just keep it on the highest quality available, 1080p. |
| 2024-04-16 |  |
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en | Ignore the idiots saying it doesn't work, it works exactly as intended in Chrome *if* you set the settings in the extension properly. |
| 2024-03-17 |  |
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en | It's useless. It doesn't make any quality enhancements whatsoever. For example, I want to enhance 1080 videos online to 2160, which is 4K, but the extension will not do this. Yet, if you go on the developer website, they claim you can actually enhance the quality of a video beyond what is shown. I really wish there was a video quality enhancement add-on. There are colour enhancements which make the colour gamut of videos pop out more, but that's about it. Sometimes a video is a little blurry or I want to sharpen the pixels further. |
| 2024-03-16 |  |
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| 2024-02-25 |  |
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en | Useless |
| 2024-02-21 |  |
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en | Does not work in Arc browser which is really weird bc it's Chromium, but it just does not work,. |
| 2024-02-04 |  |
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en | sometimes it works, sometimes not |
| 2024-01-31 |  |
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en | Works well. The only missing feature is 1080p Enhanced from my testing. It's absurd the Auto settings isn't proving the enhanced quality in the first place, but I'm not surprised. Thanks! |
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