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Removes YouTube Shorts everywhere SeeNoShorts — take back your YouTube feed. SeeNoShorts removes YouTube Shorts from every corner of YouTube: the sidebar, the home feed, search results, and channel pages. If you prefer long-form content and want to stop accidentally clicking into Shorts, this extension keeps them out of your way — completely and silently. Features: - Removes Shorts from the sidebar navigation, home feed, search results, and channel grids - Instantly redirects any youtube.com/shorts/… link to the normal watch page — no Shorts player, ever - Cleans up empty shelf sections so your layout stays tidy - Show on Subscriptions option — keep Shorts visible on your subscriptions feed if you still want them there - Enable/disable with a single toggle - Zero tracking, zero ads, no external requests — works entirely offline - Manifest V3, minimal permissions: only youtube.com and local storage [1.2] – 2026-06-07 Added: - Portuguese (PT) localisation — the extension is now available in English, Russian, and Portuguese - CloudTips donation button in the Support section for Russian-speaking users who want to buy the author a coffee — if you've been using the extension and feel like it, you're very welcome :) [1.1] – 2026-05-08 Added: - Daily blocked Shorts counter in the popup — shows how many Shorts were removed today, resets at midnight, capped at ">999" in the display
Jun 8, 2026
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