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Auto High Quality for YouTube™

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Automatically change YouTube video quality to HD resolution or the highest available one
Type
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Users
20,000 users
balvin.perrie
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Published
Published on December 6, 2018
Version 0.4.5
Manifest version
3
Updated
Updated on July 30, 2024
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Description

This extension automatically changes the YouTube video quality to a user-selected high-quality resolution.

Features:

  1. Select the highest quality by default
  2. Do not change the quality if high resolution is already selected (optional feature)
  3. Allows the user to select almost all available qualities.
  4. It is possible to disable more than 30 FPS frame rates (optional feature). Use it if you don't have a bandwidth problem, but your browser cannot handle high-frame-rate playing.
  5. Use different qualities for visible and hidden YouTube players (optional feature)

Some Use Cases:

  1. YouTube starts at low quality, but I want to watch at high resolution.
  2. YouTube automatically increases quality which causes the loader to appear once per while. I don't want the player to alter the resolution.
  3. YouTube switches to 60 frame rate mode, but my browser drops frames.
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