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# ANTI-BS # ANTI-BS
Simple YouTube member-video filter with a whitelist. A small YouTube extension that hides member-only videos by default and supports a configurable whitelist.
Made by a squirrel, primarily for squirrels, but usable by anyone who prefers a cleaner feed.
## How it works ## How it works
- Member-only videos are detected and hidden by default. * Member-only videos are detected and hidden automatically.
- A whitelist lets specific creators stay visible. * A customizable whitelist allows selected creators’ videos to remain visible.
- Add both the display name and the channel link/handle. * Each whitelist entry consists of the channel’s display name and its link or handle.
- If you are on a whitelisted channel page (like `https://www.youtube.com/@DaveMani/videos`), * When visiting a whitelisted channel’s video page (for example, `https://www.youtube.com/@DaveMani/videos`),
nothing is hidden there. no videos are hidden—sometimes it’s useful to see everything in one place.
## Whitelist input ## Whitelist input format
- Channel name: the visible name under the video (example: `Dave Mani`) * **Channel name**: The visible name shown under the video (example: `Dave Mani`)
- Channel link or @handle: `@DaveMani` or `https://www.youtube.com/@DaveMani/videos` * **Channel link or @handle**: Either an `@handle` (e.g. `@DaveMani`) or the full channel URL (e.g. `https://www.youtube.com/@DaveMani/videos`)
## Contributing ## Contributing
MRs are allowed but mostly rejected. If you want to propose a change, open an MR Merge requests are welcome, though the scope is intentionally kept small.
with a small, focused diff and explain the reason clearly. If you’d like to contribute, please aim for:
* A focused, minimal change
* A clear explanation of what the change does and why
Large, unfocused feature additions may not be accepted.
## Special thanks
Thanks to [@DaveMani](https://www.youtube.com/@DaveMani)
The unusually high number of members-only videos on this channel made it a very effective real-world test case during development.