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A Chrome Extension for saving labelled timestamps of YouTube videos Take notes on YouTube easily with YouTube Time Labels. Add labels to different times of a video, and skip a video to that time by simply clicking the recorded timestamp on the extension. Very helpful for long videos where you want to save particular sections (e.g. lecture material, a song from a compilation), or to simply keep track of your favorite videos. Hotkey to add a timestamp: Windows: CTRL+SHIFT+Q MacOS: ⌘+⇧+E For easy access to the extension, make sure to pin the extension. Major Features: - Add and remove videos to the extension, and give videos a custom name. - Record and delete video timestamps to the extension - Add custom labels / notes to timestamps. - Open a video at a particular timestamp from the extension. - Filter videos by title or timestamp label - Export / Import data of your saved videos and timestamps. This is a personal project I made for fun and learning. If you are interested in the source code, please visit the GitHub page: https://github.com/brianlinUM/youtube-timestamps All YouTube browsing data (e.g. saved videos and timestamps) are handled by this extension solely for the functioning of this extension - it can not save notes about timestamps without saving the timestamp after all. This data is only stored locally on your device, and never transmitted elsewhere; I do not collect your data.
Mar 30, 2024
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