Video Locator for YouTube

Ever binge a series on a big channel and lose your place? Video Locator adds one button that takes you from any video straight to its spot in the creator's Videos tab — auto-scrolled and highlighted — so you can see what came before and after, and queue up the next part. HOW IT WORKS • On any watch page, a "Find in Videos" button appears next to the channel name. • Click it: the channel's Videos tab opens and scrolls itself, batch by batch, until your video appears. • The video is highlighted and centered, with its neighbors around it. • A small toast shows progress and lets you stop the scan at any time. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No data collection, no analytics, no network requests, no remote code. • No permissions beyond running its script on youtube.com. • The only state is a per-tab session note of your last video, cleared once found. GOOD TO KNOW • Shorts, livestreams, and members-only videos don't appear in a channel's Videos tab — the scan tells you when that's the likely reason it found nothing. • Very large channels take a while to scan (YouTube loads ~30 videos at a time). You can stop anytime. • Works on desktop www.youtube.com. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/rasmussecher/youtube-video-locator This is an independent open-source project, not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube or Google. YouTube™ is a trademark of Google LLC.