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A simple add-on to hide 'members-only' videos on YouTube. A simple, lightweight, and focused add-on that does one thing perfectly: it hides all "Members only" videos and live streams from your YouTube experience. Tired of scrolling through content you can't watch? This extension cleanly removes members-only videos from your homepage, subscription feed, and channel pages, letting you focus on the content available to you. Key Features: Hides All Members-Only Content: Automatically filters out videos, live streams, and premieres that are exclusive to channel members. Works Everywhere: Cleans up your view on the YouTube homepage, subscriptions feed, channel pages (including the Live tab), and search results. Instant Toggle Switch: A simple on/off switch in your browser's toolbar gives you immediate control. You can disable and re-enable the filter instantly without needing to reload the page. Minimalist & Lightweight: No complex settings or unnecessary features. This is a single-purpose tool that doesn't slow down your browser. How to Use: After installation, find the extension's icon in your browser toolbar. Click the icon to open the popup. Use the toggle switch to turn the filter on or off. This add-on was created for users who want a simple, "no-frills" solution without the bloat of large, multi-feature "enhancer" extensions.
Nov 24, 2025
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