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Is LinkTube ubiquitous?

Three same versions by same author :

LinkTube - Version 2016.08.26 - Author: Alhaitham - https://greasyfork.org.cn/en/scripts/22728-linktube
LinkTube - Version 2016.08.26 - Author: Alhaitham - https://greasyfork.org.cn/en/scripts/22729-linktube
LinkTube - Version 2016.08.26 - Author: Alhaitham - https://greasyfork.org.cn/en/scripts/2985-linktube (this one).

What's the point?

See the description of them

There are 3 different versions made by the author "sebaro"

LinkTube
LinkTube+
LinkTube++

+ probably means the script covers more sites.

http://isebaro.com/linktube/?ln=en

"+ probably means the script covers more sites."
Probably? If you don't know yourself how can you expect a user to know? I imagine the fact of proposing a script from someone else requires a minimum of explanation, especially when you're the one who updates it. You update three scripts, Alhaitham, and you're not even sure of the differences between LinkTube, LinkTube+ and LinkTube++ ? This is fascinating.

There was no explanation on sebaro's site. The scripts sync from there. The reason for posting them is to give them exposure.

Personally using LinkTube++.

If you have a question, feel free to contact the author here.

Here is the difference b/w the scripts

LinkTube



LinkTube+



LinkTube++




Also using YouTube Link Title

Thanks, Alhaitham