Challenges of Receiving High-Quality YouTube Content Efficiently

Have you ever subscribed to just keep the link? Of course, in this case, you start receiving video from this channel. But what if you don't want to receive any videos? You can copy the link to the channel instead of subscribing to it, but then you need to save this link somewhere. In such cases, it would be better to simplify the addition of the link.

Using the Channel groups and rating extension, you can group YouTube channels without subscribing, so you can find them easily by the link. The changes will be saved to Google Drive, allowing access from other devices.

Typically, if you have at least one news subscription, you receive dozens of new videos daily, which can make it harder to find videos on other topics. For more objective information, having several news sources is better, but managing all these subscriptions on YouTube is difficult because you cannot easily remove all news videos when no longer needed.

This extension acts as a YouTube subscription filter, allowing you to group subscriptions and create hierarchies. For example, all news channels can be combined into one group, separating them from other topics. You can then filter subscriptions to exclude this group and focus on other content.

High-quality content is often difficult to produce, so creators release videos less frequently. For example, science videos may appear less than once a month. You might have hundreds of such sources, each with a low video output frequency compared to news channels.

What is the problem if you want to receive high-quality content?

The problem is that you are managing many video sources with infrequent updates. The Channel groups and rating extension helps by organizing YouTube channels, supplementing YouTube's subscription manager with grouping functions. This allows you to create a structured hierarchy of sources to search and filter by category, topic, and content quality effectively.