YouTube Filter

To keep updated about your concerned videos on Youtube by specific keywords provided.

What is YouTube Filter?

YouTube Filter is a Chrome extension that allows users to stay updated about their concerned videos on YouTube. With this extension, users can add keyword entries to receive the latest news about their chosen videos. By adding playlists, users can also stay updated on the latest updates in specific playlists. Stay informed and never miss out on important videos with YouTube Filter.

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Extension stats

By: c4r

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Users: 55 ▼ -8

Version: 1.1.1 (Last updated: 2018-02-26)

Creation date: 2018-02-26

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

*://*.youtube.com/*
webRequest
webRequestBlocking
storage
downloads

Size: 206.85K

Email: c4*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 84824 ▼ 3550

Other rankings

#4380 in Just for Fun ▼ 46 #176 in playlist keyword 15 ▼ 4 #239 in channel keyword 32 ▼ 5

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

==Basic introduction==

You could get the latest news about your concerned videos by adding keyword entries in the settings page.

e.g. I want to know the latest updated "Rick And Morty" on in "Adult Swim" channel, but I don't want to know other animes. Add "Rick And Morty;Adult Swim" in this extension, you could do that!

By adding playlist, you could know the update in time.

e.g. I want to know the latest update of "Music Videos" playlist created by "Mike Tompkins". Add "Music Videos;Mike Tompkins" in this extension, and check playlist.

==basic rules==

one keyword entry includes any number of keywords and one channel name.
at least one keyword required. multiple keywords should be separated with comma(,)
channel name is following the last keyword. Separate keywords and channel name with colon(;)