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Hide Premiere/Upcoming Videos in YouTube Search results until they release.

Hide Premiere/Upcoming Videos in YouTube Search results until they release. It doesn't hide normal and live videos.

Ili estas versioj de tiu ĉi skripto, kie la kodo estas ĝisdatigita. Montri ĉiujn versiojn

  • v2.3 2024/09/06

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    Version 2.3 - September 6, 2024

    • New Condition Added: Some premieres were still showing, new check added to fix that.
  • v2.2 2024/09/03

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    Version 2.2 - September 3, 2024

    • Logic Rework: Once again, reworked logic behind the script this time to make it more efficient and faster.
    • Performance Improvement: The script now identifies and processes videos with valid durations right away, skipping unnecessary checks and making everything run more smoothly.

      • You'll notice a significant performance increase compared to before.
  • v2.1.1 2024/09/02

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    Version 2.1.1 - September 2, 2024

    • Text Update: Made a small change to the script's name/description for clarity.
  • v2.1 2024/09/02

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    Version 2.1 - September 2, 2024

    • Live Videos Handling: We noticed that some live videos were getting hidden because they didn't have a duration. In this update, fixed that. Now, any video that’s live (those with "watching" in the views count) won't be hidden, even if it doesn't have a duration.
    • Better Handling of 'UPCOMING' Videos: Similarly, 'UPCOMING' videos will still be hidden unless they are live. We made sure that live videos are always visible so you don’t miss out on any live streams.
    • Additonal check for Views: "Scheduled": Upcoming or premiere videos typically don't have a specific view count or show the number of people watching. They are often marked with a "Scheduled" tag in the views section, the script hides them now.
  • v2 2024/08/20
  • v2 2024/08/19

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    Version 2

    • Script Improvements: Enhanced the script to more consistently hide upcoming/premiere videos in YouTube search results. Previously it was still showing premieres sometimes
    • Reinitialization Mechanism: Complete rewrite of logic, simple duration check. Introduced periodic checks to ensure the script remains active, with a decreasing frequency over time to reduce resource load.
    • Logging Added (hidden in production): Included console logs to provide feedback on hidden videos and script initialization status. This is just for my debugging purposes, don't worry about it.
  • v1.9.2 2024/08/19

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    Version 1.9.2

    Small text changes.
  • v1.9.1 2024/08/19

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    Version 1.9.1

    Just some text changes.
  • v1.9 2024/08/19

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    Version 1.9

    This update brings a couple of small tweaks:

    • Console messages hidden: We’ve removed the console logs from the script, so it runs quietly in the background without any extra messages popping up.
    • Title clarification: We’ve updated the script’s title for easier finding.
  • v1.8 2024/08/19

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    Version 1.8

    Hello, We’ve made some tweaks in this update to fix a few things that weren’t working quite right in the last version. Here’s what’s new:

    • Smarter logic: We’ve improved the script so it’s better at figuring out which videos to hide and which to keep.
    • Better video hiding: Now, the script only hides videos that don’t have a duration or are marked as ‘UPCOMING’. No more accidentally hiding the ones you want to watch!
    • Clearer console messages: We’ve added more helpful messages to the console so you can easily see what the script is doing behind the scenes.

    Version 1.7

    Uhh... In version 1.7, the script was a bit too eager and ended up hiding some videos that it shouldn’t have. We’ve sorted that out in version 1.8, so everything should be working smoothly now.
  • v1.7 2024/08/06

    Changelog version 1.6 to 1.7 (optimizations), 6 august 2024

    Debounced Content Handling: I added a little delay (100 milliseconds) before running the function that hides the videos. This way, it doesn't keep running constantly as you scroll and load more videos. It waits a bit to see if there are more changes, then runs. This should make things smoother and less heavy on your browser.

    Selective Observing: Instead of watching the whole page for changes, the script now focuses only on the part of the YouTube page where videos get added (ytd-app). This makes it more efficient because it's not checking unnecessary parts of the page.

    Reduced Redundant Checks: By targeting specific elements (ytd-app and its children), the script does fewer unnecessary checks. This means it can do its job faster and with less load on your computer.
  • v1.6 2024/08/06