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Save and export YouTube clips with custom setback times and folders. Share via instant HTML redirect links that open on any device. A high-functionality clipping tool that allows you to step back and save markers for "any duration" with a single click while watching YouTube videos or live streams. [Key Features] - Easy Saving with One-Click or Shortcut Save markers retrospectively (e.g., "10 seconds ago" or "1 minute ago") with a single click or keyboard shortcut while watching videos or live broadcasts. - Direct Input for Custom Setback Times Supports direct timestamp input. For example, typing "5455" parses to "54 minutes 55 seconds", and "20512" parses to "2 hours 5 minutes 12 seconds" automatically. - Folder Management & Vertical Wrapped Layout Create unlimited folders to organize your clips. - Individual Clip Export in 4 Formats Export each clip individually in your preferred format: - URL Only (.html): A redirect HTML file that launches your default browser and automatically starts the YouTube video at the clipped timestamp (also copies the URL to the clipboard). - TEXT & LINK (.txt): A text file containing the video title, notes, and the timestamp link. - Markdown (.md): Perfectly formatted markdown for easy copy-pasting into note-taking apps or documents. - JSON (.json): Raw data format convenient for development or integration. - Share with Anyone (No Extension Required!) The exported "URL Only (.html)" file uses standard web technology. Anyone who receives this file can open it on their PC, tablet, or phone, and the video will immediately open at the exact timestamp. - Global Multi-Language Support & Auto-Detection Fully localized into 7 languages: Japanese, English, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, and Korean. Detects and sets to your browser language automatically on first startup. - Keyboard Shortcuts - Press "Ctrl + Shift + S" ("Cmd + Shift + S" on macOS/iOS) to Quick Save the video behind the scenes without opening the popup. [Privacy] This extension does not transmit any user data to external servers. All clip data and folder settings are stored securely in your browser's local storage (chrome.storage).