Full Feature Reference
TPM is built for serious YouTube library work: load videos from Playlists, Liked Videos, Channels, or pasted links, then sort, filter, export, build playlists, or manage channels from one workspace. Everything below separates what is live today from what is still planned so users, reviewers, and search engines can see the product surface clearly.
Live Features
Switch between Playlists, Liked Videos, Subscribed Channels, and pasted YouTube links without changing your core workflow. Playlists and Channels now support flexible multi-select source runs instead of the old fixed 10-source cap; Liked Videos is a dedicated single-source mode; Manual URLs accepts pasted links or raw IDs.
Select multiple subscribed YouTube channels and search their video uploads in one pass. The channel picker now shows video-count badges and can sort by count, which helps size a run before loading.
Load videos from supported source modes into one shared workspace, then refine with Advanced Sort, layered filters, pagination, stable selection, exports, and management actions where applicable.
Use the Search In control to target keywords in video title only, description only, or both fields at once for wider or narrower match precision.
Enable REGEX mode for pattern-based matching and combine it with search scope for precise discovery in dense source sets.
Sort loaded results by Newest First, Oldest First, Title A-Z, Title Z-A, Channel A-Z, Channel Z-A, Duration ascending, Duration descending, Most Watched, or Most Rated (Likes).
Live Features
Load the full contents of selected playlists, liked videos, or channels into a paginated grid. Browse, filter, and select without a keyword when you want complete coverage.
A consistent pagination bar (numbered pages + previous/next) works across both keyword search results and load-all results. Compact layout for large page counts.
Adjust how many videos display per page. Options include Auto, and specific counts to suit your screen size and workflow pace.
Layer keyword, REGEX, channel, duration, resolution, and published-date filters. Published date modes include All, Before, After, and Between.
Filter by resolution tiers from 2160p (4K) and 1440p+ down to 144p and Unknown, and by duration buckets for under 5 minutes, 5-20 minutes, 21-60 minutes, and over 60 minutes. Duration, resolution, and statistics metadata is enriched eagerly after load so these controls become useful sooner.
Toggle between grid and list views, move across numbered pages, and adjust how many results appear per page to match your screen and review style.
Live Features
Changing filters or navigating pages does not reset your selections. Pick videos across pages and filter states, then open them all at once.
Export filtered or selected results for research, auditing, reporting, or rebuilding a working set outside the extension.
Click Open Selected Videos to open all selected videos in new background tabs simultaneously. Your browser stays in focus while tabs load.
Move Selected to Playlist, Copy Selected to Playlist, Delete Selected from Playlist, Import Videos to Playlist, Create Playlist from Links, and Create Playlist from Selection are available from Advanced > Actions where applicable.
Open a dedicated compact playlist manager with row actions for Rename, Export, Import, and Delete, plus support for `.txt`, `.csv`, and `.json` workflow files.
Review subscribed channels in a dedicated workspace, search by channel name, sort by channel name, video count, subscription date, or status, and unsubscribe one by one or through a guarded bulk queue with cooldowns.
Live Features
TPM stores YouTube API metadata locally in browser-managed extension storage, including IndexedDB and chrome.storage.local, for faster repeat sessions. YouTube API data cache retention is limited to 24 hours unless cleared sooner.
TPM favors local-first performance for repeat work while still giving users explicit refresh controls when they want the latest source state from YouTube.
Available in the Maintenance panel under Account & Privacy, Clear Cached YouTube Data removes locally stored YouTube API metadata, opened-video state, saved search presets, transcript cache, and search cache data, then forces a clean rebuild from source on next use.
TPM uses Chrome Manifest V3 architecture. State is persisted where needed so workflows survive service worker restarts without losing context.
Users do not need to create a Google Cloud project or enter API keys. TPM handles authentication through Google's standard OAuth flow.
TPM uses youtube.readonly for browsing/search/loading and youtube for explicit user-triggered playlist and subscription actions such as move, copy, delete, import, rename/delete playlist, playlist creation flows, and channel unsubscribe workflows. Users can revoke access from Account & Privacy or their Google Account permissions page.
Live Features
Toggle between dark and light UI themes. Your preference is persisted in local storage so it carries across sessions.
TPM remembers your last-used source tab, layout mode (grid/list), column count, theme, and related UI preferences across sessions.
Access the Maintenance panel via the sidebar gear icon. Live Account & Privacy options include Clear Cached YouTube Data, Reset Settings, Revoke Google/YouTube Access, Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Cookie & Local Storage Policy links.
Ctrl+Enter - trigger Search Videos, or Open Selected Videos when the button is active.
Escape - close the settings modal.
TPM keeps high-impact library tasks separate with dedicated Manage Playlists and Manage Channels windows so destructive or administrative actions stay clear and deliberate.
Roadmap - Planned Features
These features are planned or in development. They are not currently available. Roadmap items may change before release.
Planned: Build on the shipped create/import/manage playlist actions with richer batch organization helpers and smarter library workflows.
Planned: Add selected videos to YouTube Watch Later faster than the standard YouTube interface allows.
Planned: Expand import validation, dedupe checks, and richer import review steps for research and collaborative use cases.
Planned: Extend maintenance tooling with more workflow automation, safer previews, and richer cleanup/reporting capabilities.
Planned: Broader open-mode orchestration and previewable open subsets may be added in future iterations.
Planned: Toggle an expanded thumbnail size in grid view for faster visual scanning — great for editors, curators, and content reviewers.
Planned later phase: Multilingual UI and RTL layout support after core UX and design are finalized.
No API setup. No account required beyond Google sign-in. Works on Chrome and Chromium-based browsers.
