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Makes channel names clickable on YouTube video lists, playlists, and optional live stream chat. Channels on YouTube used to be clickable everywhere. These days, in lots of places - your History, the list of suggested videos next to the one you're watching, your Watch Later, and other playlists - the channel name shows up as plain text you can't click. Annoying when you just want to jump to the creator. Clickable Channels for YouTube quietly fixes that. The channel name becomes a real link again, so a single click takes you straight to the creator's page - just like YouTube used to work. What you get: - Open any creator's page in one click - from your History, Watch Later, suggested videos, and other lists. - Optional: during a live stream, turn on clickable names in chat so you can open someone's channel in a new browser tab without leaving the stream. This is off until you switch it on. - Spend less time searching for channels you've already watched. - You're in control: switches in the toolbar let you turn clickable channels in playlists on or off any time (other lists stay clickable), and live stream chat linking stays off until you choose it. - Stays out of your way: no ads, no banners, no setup, no slowdowns. Privacy first: no tracking, no analytics, no accounts, nothing about you ever leaves your browser. Free and open source.
Aug 13, 2026
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