"YouTube Spam Remover" is a Chrome extension that detects and automatically hides spam comments on YouTube. It helps protect users from annoyances like spoofers and adult content pushers. Users can view hidden comments easily and toggle spam reason labels in the options menu. With regular updates, the extension improves performance and adds features, ensuring a streamlined viewing experience on YouTube. Say goodbye to distractions and enjoy your videos!
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Detects spam comments and automatically hides them, protecting its users from spoofers, adult content pushers, and other annoyances.
If the add-on hides a comment you want to see, simply click the "Likely spam (+)" text and it will reveal the hidden comment (with the profile picture blurred just in case). Displaying the reason the comment was marked as spam can be disabled/enabled via the "spam reason labels" in the options menu.
Release notes:
(September 5, 2024) v2.4.1
This version adds a bugfix for the handling of open YouTube videos just after the extension is installed. Previously they would get stuck hidden until the user loaded more comments.
(August 31, 2024) v2.4.0
Great news! This version introduces support for Shorts!
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spammy, or outdated.
Pros
Best extension for removing annoying YouTube spam.
Does what it's supposed to do well.
Cons
Often flags creator comments as spam.
Does not effectively hide actual spam.
Causes more harm than it solves.
Not effective on YouTube Shorts.
Most mentioned
Fails to remove actual spam bots.
Blurs every comment instead of filtering.
Creator comments get flagged frequently.
Recent reviews
Extension does nothing, used it on different channels where we always see bots (Asmongold TV, for example; or JayzTwoCents, Gamers Nexus, etc)
almost all of the time it'll censor almost every singular comment. last time i checked bots aren't the top ones in every singular comment section, and even then, they're not even close to nsfw. i have barely ever seen this hide actual spam