Simply amazing! Shame that so many people don't understand the soft paywall...

One of the best YouTube extensions out there.
It's up there with Sponsor block and UBlock Origin.
It's very time saving, especially when browsing through your recommendations page (it makes your digest more productive.)
Most of these big tech channel videos are frequently summarized into a small sentence.
I've found it most useful for tech videos (as most custom titles lie here)
The feature where it shows a random screenshot of the video in the thumbnail is amazing, it helps me preview videos that are obviously AI generated.
I love this extension, and I suggest others to contribute to the project by:
buying the product - it's only $1 !!!
donating to the developer.
source thumbnails and titles yourself to help expand the project!
share it with your friends.

the only problem I have with it, is that it isn't popular enough, making custom titles quite rare in normal feeds.

Genuinely improves my YouTube experience.

Yesterday for some reason it stopped working and was making Firefox hang, so I disabled it. I forgot I did that and was wondering why YouTube suddenly felt a lot more click-bait-y than usual.

I love that thumbnails actually represent how the video looks, and that I no longer see video titles that tell me absolutely nothing about the video.

My $1 has been well worth it.

Big fan of this extension, occasionally youtube will make changes and break it, but it is always back working pretty quickly

Great extension, can't imagine my life without it now.

But just yesterday it stopped working. First the button to show original video title and thumbnail disappeared and now all titles and thumbnails are original clickbaity ones. Changing any settings in the extension or restarting it doesn't help sadly :(

----
Reinstalling the extension fixed the issue

Thank you for this and sponsorblock!

This is so great! Thank you for making this and helping fight back against all the attention-grabbing. I love that the thumbnails can be set to just show a random screenshot from the video. It gives me a much better idea of what the video actually is rather than relying on the overly-clickbait-y thumbnails. The search results page feels much calmer (and actually reminds me of the early youtube days).