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Adds visual badges to YouTube feed videos from channels you follow — at a glance, no more guessing. Am I Subscribed? adds a small "✓ SUBSCRIBED" badge next to every YouTube video from a channel you follow — so you can instantly tell what's worth watching without opening each one. ── FEATURES ── • Subscribed badge — a subtle red pill label next to the channel name • Highlight — colored left-border accent on subscribed-channel cards • Dim — fades non-subscribed cards to 30% opacity (hover to reveal) • Hide — removes non-subscribed cards from the feed entirely • Custom accent color — change the badge and highlight color to anything you like ── HOW IT WORKS ── The extension reads your subscriptions directly from YouTube's own page — no login, no API key, no third-party service. 1. Click the toolbar icon → "Open Subscriptions ↗" 2. Scroll slowly through the page. Channels are captured automatically. 3. Done. Badges appear on your feed immediately. Re-scan any time you subscribe or unsubscribe to keep the list fresh. ── PRIVACY ── All data stays on your device in chrome.storage.local. For music and Official Artist Channels, the extension makes a one-time background request to YouTube's own servers to resolve the channel handle — no data is sent externally. No analytics, no telemetry, no tracking of any kind. ────────────────────── ☕ SUPPORT THE PROJECT ────────────────────── If this extension saves you time, consider supporting development on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/unikdevelopment
Jun 17, 2026
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