Is there ANY extension or program to block YouTube shorts on desktop?
Is there ANY extension or program to block YouTube shorts on desktop?
Anthony Rivera
Jack Bennett
desktop?
Aiden Sanchez
Invidious.
Eli Martinez
Common Sense. It's free, does not need install, lives rent free in your head. Just use it.
Nolan Anderson
Unhook, can remove everything but the subscriptions page. It's pretty good, but ultimately it's self-control that will help you the most.
Ayden Allen
yes you can block everything you want like you want, i for example block all cringe videos out of my timeline
use "blocktube" and "Unhook - Remove YouTube Recommended Videos"
Joshua Powell
are you referring to selfcontrolapp dot com?
Anthony King
I want it to be so when I click on a vertical video that's under 1min, it just plays as a normal video and doesn't take me to the TikTok-style
endless scrolling "shorts shelf"
Adrian Gomez
Replace /shorts/ with /watch?v=. your welcome.
Oliver Sullivan
Robert Lopez
You don't need an ad blocker either. Common Sense works better
Gavin Taylor
no you fucking zoomer, just have some goddamn discipline
Brandon Parker
it's called common sense, but it sure as hell isn't common!
Jackson Morales
You mean blocking the recommendation, or just switching from short to normal video?
Either do what said or use a bookmarklet:
window.location=window.location.toString().replace(/shorts\//,'watch?v=');
(only posted the inner javascrip, because if you post the whole thing the site assumes it's malicious code)
Adrian Sullivan
get Violentmonkey and install this script
greasyfork.org
Easton Diaz
i just unsubscribed from people who does it. a bit drastic, but it's only way they can learn. maybe i come back in couple years to them if i remember
Adrian Robinson
>having an account
pretty sure Jewtube has automatically converted all videos under a certain length to Short
John Ramirez
B-but...
I LIKE SHORTS! THEY'RE COMFY AND EASY TO WATCH!
Nicholas Baker
Yes it is called "DON'T FUCKING CLICK ON IT"
Colton Cruz
# echo "0.0.0.0 www.youtube.com" > /etc/hosts
Isaiah Gutierrez
Don't do this, it deletes everything you already have in hosts, and breaks anything that depends on "localhost" mapping to 127.0.0.1.
Luke Mitchell
Shit I meant >>
Sebastian Wood
That's what everyone says right after they truncate a large and important file using >.
Jayden Hill
If it's actually an important file, there are backups of it