YT Channel Volume

Remembers a volume per channel and applies it the next time you open that channel. It never moves YouTube's own volume slider. ■ Volume from loudness Reads the Content Loudness the video carries and works out the gain that brings it to your target loudness (-18 LUFS by default, adjustable from -30 to -6). Loud uploads and quiet ones end up at the same perceived level. ■ A separate volume per kind Live (streams and their archives) and Video (uploads, Shorts, premieres) are remembered separately for the same channel, for channels whose streams and clips are mastered differently. ■ Auto-apply LUFS Switch it on or off per channel and per kind, and set a default per kind for every channel, so a channel you open for the first time is handled too. On a live stream with no loudness data, the gain saved for that channel and kind is used instead. ■ Or set it yourself The popup slider runs from 0 to 600%, with preset buttons beside it. What you set becomes the saved value for that channel and kind. ■ On screen The gain in force can be shown next to the player's volume bar (off by default), as a percentage or in dB. The settings page lists the channels you have saved, with the value for each kind, and lets you delete one or all of them. Changes reach your other open tabs immediately. ■ Data Settings are kept in your browser and are never sent anywhere. The extension asks only for storage and the active tab, and runs only on youtube.com.