This is a browser extension to bridge YouTube with [Tube Archivist](https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist), your self hosted YouTube media server.
- Add your Tube Archivist connection details in the addon popup.
- On YouTube video pages, inject a download button to download that video and a subscribe button to subscribe to that channel.
- On YouTube channel pages, inject a button to subscribe to the channel or download the complete channel.
- Throughout most places, hover over the top left corner of a video thumbnail to reveal a download button for that video.
- Firefox: The addon is available on the [Extension store](https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/tubearchivist-companion/).
- Chrome: The addon is available on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tubearchivist-companion/jjnkmicfnfojkkgobdfeieblocadmcie).
After a new release here on GitHub, you'll get updates automatically in your browser. Due to the verification process, for Firefox this usually takes 1-2 hours, for Chrome 2-3 days.
- **URL**: This is where your Tube Archivist instance is located. Can be a host name or an IP address. Add the port if needed at the end, e.g. `:8000`.
- **API key**: You can find your API key on the settings page of your Tube Archivist instance.
Use the correct manifest file for your browser. Either rename the browser specific file to `manifest.json` before loading the addon or symlink it to the correct location, e.g. `ln -s manifest-firefox.json manifest.json`.
- Verify that you are running the [latest version](https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist/releases/latest) of Tube Archivist as the API is under development and will change.
- For testing this extension between releases, use the *unstable* builds of Tube Archivist, only for your testing environment.
Join us on [Discord](https://www.tubearchivist.com/discord) and help us improve and extend this project. This is a list of planned features, in no particular order:
