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I think it would be a good idea to combine all your YouTube performance tweaks into one userscript with toggleable functions. It would simplify management, reduce conflicts, and make benchmarking more consistent.

No. They would not be combined as a one.

YouTube's coding is changing everyday. Some scripts might get broken. Separation helps debugging.

Some scripts are just experimental. For example, I discourage the use of "YouTube EXPERIMENT_FLAGS Tamer", but I know some people want to use it.

Those scripts I do not use would just rely on the feedback from users, and do the bug fix if I can.

Also, some scripts might conflict other userscripts/extensions.

All these scripts are working separately. No conflict.

One good example is Boost Chat.

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/520755-youtube-boost-chat

( It seems no one is using it. )

That script changes the entire chat messages.

It will cause the conflicts with other userscripts/extensions.

I use it mostly but I could not add it into a combined script.

For YouTube RM3, it is still experimental and I rely on feedbacks from users. So I have to separate it.

All userscripts are uniquely working on their own aspects.

YouTube's engine is so complicated. If I don't separate my fixes, I don't know how to update when an update is needed.

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