Auto-scroll and capture members-only posts, then organize them in a new tab. After YouTube merged member-only and regular content, it took nearly half a year for a member filter to finally be added to videos. However, member community posts still lack a filter. That is why this tool exists. On the channel's community tab, click the extension icon in the top right corner and wait for the program to fetch all member posts. Once complete, a new tab will open to display the results. In addition, the new tab supports downloading post content locally (in HTML format), and images are automatically fetched in their highest resolution. Limitations: To prevent triggering Chrome's tab suspension, you cannot do anything else during the fetching process. This tool fetches posts by actively scrolling the page. While it seems clunky, this is the safest method to ensure your account isn't flagged as a bot or malicious user. *0.0.4: Changed to fetch data only after scrolling finishes; fixed the "previous page" function. *1.0.0 Release: Added the poll vote area and a bulk download feature. *1.0.1: For posts with 3 or more images, the tool will individually click to load them before fetching. *1.1.1: Added an option to fetch both member and regular posts together. *1.1.1.1: Fixed the issue of empty content on the first fetch + added multi-language support (Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese). Since YouTube frequently updates its platform, please report here if any features stop working.
Aug 6, 2026
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