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Add, manage, and delete timestamps on YouTube videos with local storage capabilities so your timestamps are saved (temporarily)!
This tool is aimed at clippers who don't use OBS to record streams or who prefer to wait for streams to be published in good quality before clipping. It's not meant for unarchived streams or downloading anything from live streams. It's simply a timestamp/marker tool for live streams and videos, useful for:
- Clippers who want to mark timestamps easily.
- Viewers who want to revisit specific parts of a stream or video, or help other viewers by posting timestamps on the comment section after the stream finishes.
Features:
1. Local Storage: Save timestamps for each video (unique to any specific video/stream), making them available temporarily until you manually clear it (close the tool) or the browser clears it eventually (I don't know how many videos it takes but I tested it out for about 20 videos/stream and it still saved the timestamps).
2. Automatically Hidden It hides itself when you go fullscreen on a video as well as when you're not in a youtube video/stream link. (If users want this adjusted, let me know).
3. Hidden Import List: The import list textbox is hidden until clicked.
4. Delete/Trash Button: Easily delete individual timestamps.
5. Draggable Window: The tool is moveable, allowing you to place it anywhere on the web browser.
6. Auto Copy: Automatically copy the timestamps and video URL whenever you refresh the page or click on a new video (for backup purposes). Note that it doesn't copy anything if the timestamp tool is empty.
