Enhancer for YouTube™ includes the best default globally set resolution functionality, the best autoplay config and also the best way to hide & convert YouTube Shorts.

You can still view and play the 'shorts' inside 'Watch History' that you previously watched on another device like your phone, tablet etc, but without 'new' shorts cluttering up the UI of your home feed or subscription feed, and not only that but the shorts can playback via the regular YouTube video player itself rather than the awkward, ugly mobile ported shorts video player.

why did you remove adblock? it was working perfectly

Excellent but captions size increase + don't work. Firefox.

Install it and watch your pause and seek times get super sluggish. Ill give this 5 stars when he fixes this. I uninstall this and seek times are instant again. I install this and its nearly a second. Extremely annoying.

give back the ads block, it give option to viewer to block ads when needed (manually rather than all ads)

excellent, for ad blocking 'ublock origin' is the master and for youtube is this addon, I love the loop with range, hope you never delete :)

return of the king

I was considering a donation (I did one for ABP a week ago), but not anymore. I'm also glad I had not donated yet. The latest version (2.0.122) removed blocking ads in YouTube for no good reason. The author says that his ad-blocking system "became useless anyway", but it was actually WORKING. Ads started appearing immediately after the automatic update. This is not Chrome, this is Firefox. What constrains the author to obey Google's rules in a non-Google environment? I'm really curious about what happened behind the scenes.

great

Please stop opening "What's new" page in a new tab, after plugin is updated.

Until yesterday, I gave this extension 4 out of 5 stars, but today I only give it one star. Firstly, because the ad block function is gone, because with diligence this can also be achieved, see u-Block. Secondly, the autostart suppression doesn't work properly because the videos still start on their own. I hate it like the plague when the videos on YouTube start by themselves, this also applies to Playlist. I want to have full control and decide for myself when the video starts. A little tip on the side, Firefox is a browser that is independent of YouTube, so you can safely ignore YouTube's adblocker policy. The manifest version 3 only applies to Chromium-based browsers, and Firefox is not Chromium-based and does not have any built-in Google APIs like Google Chrome. Many people worldwide disregard the YouTube adblocker policy, what are the guys from Google going to do, sue millions of people worldwide?