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Removes YouTube videos released after AI video generation blew up (Feb 15, 2024). Preserves your Subscriptions. This is the nuclear option for your YouTube feed. If you are totally over the algorithmic noise and want zero exposure to synthetic content, this extension completely wipes out your Home page recommendations and Auto-Play loops using a strict historical boundary: February 15, 2024. Why that date? That is the exact moment generative AI video tools exploded and flooded the internet. Your subscriptions stay completely normal meaning you can still safely keep up with recent uploads from the actual human creators you already know and trust, but the bot-driven recommendation engine is totally cleared out. No complicated settings, menus, or toggles. You install it, it locks the timeline, and you get a cleaner, purely human internet right out of the box. What it actually does: Uses a hard date filter (Feb 15, 2024) to isolate and clear out videos from the era of mass AI video generation. Completely empties the main algorithmic feed so you aren't baited by low-effort, post-AI garbage. Leaves your curated subscription list intact so you can browse intentionally and stay up to date with your favorite real creators. Stop letting bots dictate your media diet. Take a time machine back to a purely human internet.
Jun 5, 2026
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