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Read YouTube comments inline on music.youtube.com YouTube Music on desktop doesn't show comments, even though the mobile app has had them since 2023. This extension fixes that. A speech-bubble icon appears in the player bar, next to the like button. Click it to open a drawer with the comments of whatever track is playing. What works - Browse top-level comments and replies - Sort by Top or Newest - Like counts, pinned posts, and creator-hearted badges - Auto-refreshes when you skip to a new track What's intentionally not included - Posting comments, replying, or liking — the extension is read-only by design - Comments for pure-audio album tracks that have no public YouTube video counterpart (yet — coming soon) How it works The extension calls the same YouTube endpoint your browser already uses when you watch a video. No API key, no OAuth, no third-party servers. Your existing YouTube session is reused as-is — meaning your locale and personalised like state come through unchanged. Privacy The extension does not collect, transmit, or store any of your data. It only talks to youtube.com directly, with the cookies your browser already sends to YouTube anyway. No analytics, no tracking, no remote configuration. Open source (MIT). Source code, releases, and issue tracker: https://github.com/andronedev/ytm-comments Not affiliated with YouTube, Google, or Alphabet.
May 25, 2026
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