SubPulse for YouTube
Your YouTube subscriptions. Organized your way.
SubPulse is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that gives users a customizable feed of recent videos from the YouTube channels they subscribe to.
What SubPulse Does
Everything you need to stay on top of your subscriptions without the noise.
Displays recent videos from channels the user subscribes to
Sorts videos newest-first or oldest-first
Filters full-length videos, Shorts, live streams, and upcoming streams
Lets users choose how many videos appear in the feed
Displays channel name, upload time, duration, views, and other useful video information
Tracks watched videos locally
Supports configurable watched-video cleanup
Allows manual removal of videos
Includes a Removed Videos archive with restore functionality
Includes a subscription manager
Allows users to unsubscribe from a channel only after explicit confirmation
Provides browser sync and local JSON backup/import
Supports light and dark appearance modes
Provides a toolbar notification badge when new subscription videos are discovered
Supports configurable recent-history windows for full synchronization
Your Account, Your Control
SubPulse uses Google OAuth and the YouTube Data API to access YouTube information needed to provide its subscription-feed and subscription-management features. Users must explicitly authorize SubPulse before account information can be accessed.
SubPulse never asks for or stores a user's Google password.
Users can disconnect their YouTube account or revoke SubPulse's Google authorization at any time.
Privacy First
SubPulse does not operate an advertising, analytics, telemetry, profiling, or tracking service. SubPulse does not sell user information.
Account authorization tokens, extension settings, watched history, removed-video information, and cached feed data are stored using browser extension storage as necessary for the extension to function.