https://markhall.dev/ · Functionality & UI
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Organise your YouTube subscriptions into custom groups. Drag, sort, colour-code and filter channels directly in the sidebar. Tired of scrolling through a wall of subscriptions just to find one channel? YouTube Subscription Organiser replaces the default subscription list with a fully customisable group system — built right into the YouTube sidebar. What you can do: - Create named, colour-coded groups (Tech, Gaming, Music — whatever works for you) - Drag and drop channels between groups directly in the sidebar - Collapse groups you're not in the mood for to keep things clean - Sort any group A–Z, Z–A, or in your own manual order - Archive channels you rarely watch without unsubscribing - Search and filter channels across all groups instantly - Undo any move or archive with Ctrl+Z - Export and import your groups as a JSON backup Your data stays yours: No account required. No data sent to any server. Your groups are stored in your browser and, if you're signed into Chrome, synced automatically to your other devices via Google's built-in sync — the same way your bookmarks are synced. Works seamlessly: The organiser lives exactly where you already look for your subscriptions. Click a channel and you go there nothing changes except everything is now organised the way you want it.
May 10, 2026
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