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New to You First for YouTube by RafCodes

Moves YouTube’s “New to you” filter chip to the front of the chip bar on the home page, so you don’t have to scroll past the other filters to reach it

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Tired of scrolling past a long row of filter chips to reach “New to you”? This extension moves that chip right next to “All” at the front of the chip bar on the YouTube home page.

How it works: it finds the chip by its text and reorders it visually. It doesn’t touch your recommendations, account, or watch history.

Privacy: it collects no data, sends nothing anywhere, and only runs on youtube.com.
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Required permissions:

  • Access your data for www.youtube.com

Data collection:

  • The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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Version
1.1.2
Size
21.35 KB
Last updated
25 days ago (Oct 9, 2026)
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