Space-efficient Youtube
Uses the page space on youtube more efficiently
(especially good for high resolutions)
Especially on high-res monitors the default youtube container is ridiculously narrow, but even on 1080p using the script can mean more videos on screen and less space wasted.
Home page
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- Option to hide the channel icons next to the videos on the home page from the settings.
Trending page
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Subscriptions page
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Search page
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Channel page
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Now automatically expands video lists
Old layout
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Available options are:
- Fade++ Compatibility mode
- Video container width: Separate settings for Home/Trending/Sub/Search pages (meaning how much space a single video+title takes on the page)
- Video container height: Separate settings for Trending & Search pages i.e. thumbnail height (thumbnail width auto calculated to keep ratio)
- Show/Hide channel icons on the home page video renderers
- Load HQ thumbnails for Subs & Trending page (by default YT only loads low res thumbnails on subs and trending pages) Not recommended if you use default size thumbnails(subs width: 210px / trending height: 138px)
- Auto-expand horizontal video containers on channel pages. (by default YT automatically loads only 6 videos no matter how much extra space there is) On 1080p you can turn this off as you won't have enough space to view more than 6 videos at a time anyway.
- Hide video badges on search result pages Meaning those small things under the video like: NEW/CC/4K etc.
Find the settings in the Tampermonkey menu.


See the "History" tab on greasyfork to see version update notes.