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Pale Moon > Pale Moon extensions >

https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/youtube-nonstop/
https://github.com/own3mall/YouTubeNonStop-Legacy-XUL-Extension

Auto-clicks "Video paused. Continue watching?" and the "Get the best YouTube experience" nag.

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https://github.com/philbot9/youtube-comment-scraper/

Downloads the comments on YouTube videos.

Used to be available at ytcomments.klostermann.ca but that IP got banned because of overuse.

  • WARNING - Do not overuse this program, or maybe you will get IP-banned. The authors' GUI website did.
  • See my youtube-comment-scraper.sh script for how I use it.

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was http://ytdl-org.github.io/youtube-dl/
https://youtube-dl.org/

A commandline downloader for YouTube videos and playlists (and not comments). Also works for a surprising number of other websites.

It has no competition, so I guess I can say that it'll have to do, but it really is good.

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Pale Moon extensions > Greasemonkey >

was github.com/gantt/downloadyoutube

A cross-browser script that adds a button to download YouTube videos as MP4 and FLV files. This script downloads the videos directly from YouTube and it integrates with YouTube's interface.

It creates a button under the video, to the left of "Add to".

Indispensable!

Abandoned, check out yt-dlp

Software (YouTube) >

https://www.jwz.org/hacks/youtubedown

Given a YouTube or Vimeo URL, downloads the underlying video file, with a sensible file name. It downloads the highest resolution version of the video available: first it tries HD MP4, then regular MP4, then WebM, and finally FLV. It also works on playlists, and works as a bookmarklet to download the video you're watching.

I liked it well enough.

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YouTube + RSS >

At a glance, there are ways but they are annoying. It's better to use an RSS reader. I'll check that out eventually.

I thought YouTube didn't do RSS any more, but Brad left a comment with details. They are untested.



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