Kament.io - Enable Youtube Comments

Bring Freedom of Speech back to Youtube

What is Kament.io - Enable Youtube Comments?

Kament.io - Enable Youtube Comments is a browser extension that allows comments on YouTube videos that have disabled the feature. By enabling freedom of speech, it fights against content oppression and ensures open dialogue on public platforms like Youtube.

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By: https://kament.io

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Users: 970 ▼ -1

Rating: 4.54 (13)

Version: 0.4 (Last updated: 2023-02-20)

Creation date: 2022-09-01

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

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Size: 145.41K

Email: su*****@kament.io

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 28461 ▲ 68

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#525 in Social Networking ▼ 29 #105 in comment keyword 21 ▼ 13

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Summary

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a Browser Extension that enables comments on Youtube videos that the owner or Youtube has disabled the feature. Our philosophy is that if a person or an organisation distributes their content to the public through platforms such as Youtube, disabling comments is an act of oppression.

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Pros

Enables commenting on videos with disabled comments
Allows expression of ideas without restrictions
Easy to use

Cons

Doesn't work with videos loaded in a playlist
No sorting features yet
Can't delete your own comments

Most mentioned

Enables commenting on videos with disabled comments
Easy to use
Can't delete your own comments

Recent reviews

Works very well! I did have to troubleshoot a little, it turned out I needed to click on the extension from the toolbar and sign in with Google to enable commenting! Now I can comment on those godawful CGI---sorry, "live action" Disney movie trailers!

ANP Kindle, 2024-05-22

There's a bug where this doesn't work if the video is loaded in a playlist, there's no sorting features yet and from what I heard, you also can't delete your own comments yet. But it works as long as you authenticate your account with the extension (it won't work if you don't login, hope it helps)