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Browser extension that groups YouTube playlist videos by channel and adds channel-based filtering. Make crowded YouTube playlists easier to browse. Playlist Filters for YouTube groups playlist videos by channel and adds a clean channel-first filter interface directly to the playlist page, so you can jump to the creator you care about instead of scanning the full list manually. Why install it? - Faster playlist browsing: find videos from a specific creator inside a long playlist without scrolling through everything. - Better organization: see which channels appear in the playlist and how many videos each one contributed. - Native-feeling workflow: the filter UI lives on the YouTube playlist page instead of sending you to a separate dashboard. - Lightweight setup: no account creation, API keys, or external service configuration. - Useful for mixed-source playlists: especially helpful when a playlist combines uploads from many different channels. What makes it different? Most YouTube productivity extensions focus on blocking distractions, speeding playback, or changing recommendations. Playlist Filters for YouTube is narrowly focused on playlist navigation. It helps you answer one practical question quickly: which videos in this playlist came from which channel? Open the playlist, pick a channel, and browse with less friction. Best for: - collaborative playlists with videos from many creators - music and label playlists spanning multiple channels - conference or event playlists split across speaker uploads - educational playlists that mix lessons from different instructors - roundup, commentary, and compilation playlists with repeated creators
May 31, 2026
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