Subscriber Count on Comments for YouTube™
Displays the number of YouTube™ subscribers next to each comment under every video.
Returns the full unabbreviated subscriber count to channels, videos, and search results on YouTube.
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In September 2019, YouTube began abbreviating subscriber counts across its entire site and API.
This extension uses mixerno.space to retrieve **estimated** subscriber numbers for channels and displays them in place of the shortened counts.
Keep in mind these figures are **approximations** — only channel owners can see their exact subscriber totals.
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Displays the number of YouTube™ subscribers next to each comment under every video.
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This extension only works on the channel page. Not only that, but the source code is absolutely PUTRID. Like, properly DISGUSTING. Possibly the worst JavaScript code I've ever laid my own eyes on.
Installed it a couple days ago and it was working nice and dandy but 2 days later it no longer worked hoping you could fix that, thanks.
very good but make it use socalcounts it more accurate
How does it works?
It's great SFMG! Thank you for making it :D
It finally feels like Mid 2019 again!
Massive Potentional. This extention works really well on channels above 1M+ but not with smaller channels. Maybe if you could grab the users Stuido API (with a prompt of corse) this could solve the problem. (Jay Burton would be someone to ask on how to do this not me) If its been done before with UTM vs UDM then surely we can slowly and surely bring back Real legit subcounts.
Loved it, thank you SFMG! :]
Very cool!
The concept works well on big channels, but it doesn't really work on channels under 1mil, it takes about a second to load, but I think it's just because my computer's 14 years old