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Search any word in a YouTube video transcript and jump to that exact moment. Integrated directly in the sidebar. YT Word Seeker lets you search for any word or phrase inside a YouTube video's transcript and instantly jump to the exact second it was said — no more scrubbing through long videos. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any YouTube video that has subtitles enabled. 2. Click the red 🔍 button that appears in the bottom right corner of the screen. 3. Type the word or phrase you are looking for. 4. Results appear instantly, showing the exact timestamp of every match in the transcript. 5. Click any result and the video jumps straight to that moment. FEATURES ✓ Real-time search — results appear as you type ✓ Jump to the exact second with one click ✓ Full transcript viewer — read and navigate the entire video ✓ Multi-language support — switch between subtitle tracks ✓ Integrated sidebar — no popups, works inside YouTube ✓ Works with manual and auto-generated subtitles ✓ Available in English and Spanish (as soon as possible) - Memori of a search - highlight on timeline FREE vs PRO The free plan gives you 10 videos per day at no cost — no account or sign-up required. Upgrade to Pro for just €9 (one-time payment, no subscription) and get unlimited videos plus all future features. Get Pro at: https://youtubeseeker.netlify.app PRIVACY YT Word Seeker does not collect or store any personal data. All transcript processing happens locally in your browser. The extension only connects to YouTube to load subtitle data. SUPPORT Website: https://youtubeseeker.netlify.app Email: dani@daisuki.es
Jun 21, 2026
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