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Shuffle-play songs you liked by artist (a button on the artist page) or several at once (an artist picker next to the search bar). Play the songs YOU liked, by the artists you want — shuffled. YouTube Music lets you "like" songs, but it won't play back just your liked songs from a given artist. This extension adds exactly that, in two places: • On any artist's page — a "Play liked" button next to Shuffle / Radio. One click shuffle-plays only the songs you've liked by that artist. • Next to the global search bar — an artist picker. Type an artist, add a few as tags, hit play, and it shuffle-plays the combined set of your liked songs by all of them. The picker only suggests artists you've actually liked, so every choice has songs. How to use: 1. Install and open music.youtube.com. 2. Either open an artist page and click "Play liked", or use the artist bar to the right of the search box: type a name, pick artists, press the play button. 3. Enjoy a shuffled queue of just your likes. Privacy first: This extension does its work entirely inside your own browser. It reads your liked songs through YouTube Music's own interface, using the session you're already signed in to, and caches them locally so it's fast. It does NOT send your data anywhere — no servers, no analytics, no tracking. See the privacy policy for details. Notes: • You need to be signed in to YouTube Music. • Open source — code and issue tracker on GitHub. • Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube or Google.
Jul 16, 2026
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