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Organize YouTube subscriptions into groups and folders right in the sidebar. Free, fully local — no account, no tracking. Past twenty subscriptions, YouTube's sidebar turns into a wall of names. This extension lets you file channels into groups — Gaming, Music, Work — and keeps those groups in the sidebar itself, not on some separate page you have to open. HOW IT WORKS • Drag a channel into a group, or use the button on the channel's row • The channel leaves the subscription list and lives in its group • Groups fold and unfold; what you left open stays open • Each group takes an icon of its own — 18 to choose from NOTHING GETS LOST If a channel goes live or posts a new video, you see it inside the group — and on the folded group itself, so you don't have to open every group to check. The channel you are watching is highlighted, and so is the group holding it. THE CHANNEL MANAGER STAYS INTACT YouTube's own "All subscriptions" page keeps listing everything, grouped or not. Nothing is hidden from you there. PRIVACY Your groups live in your browser and nowhere else. The extension has no network code at all — there is nothing in it that could send your data anywhere. No account, no sign-up, no analytics. Interface in English and Russian, switchable from the panel. Not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube or Google.
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