Astra Deck

Premium YouTube enhancement extension for Chrome and Firefox with 200+ features — SponsorBlock, DeArrow, estimated Return YouTube Dislike counts, BlockTube-grade filtering, downloads with format/quality controls, transcript viewer + IndexedDB search, AI summary (BYO key or Chrome built-in), subscription groups, theater split, OLED token-bridge theming, and 11 bundled UI locales (extension only — the userscript ships no locale catalogues).

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Installation

Chrome / Edge / Brave

Option A — Load unpacked from ZIP:

Download astra-deck-store-safe-chrome-v*.zip or astra-deck-github-full-chrome-v*.zip from the latest release
Extract it to a permanent folder
Open chrome://extensions/, enable Developer mode
Click Load unpacked and select the extracted folder

Option B — Local folder:

Download or clone the extension/ folder
Open chrome://extensions/, enable Developer mode
Click Load unpacked and select the extension/ folder

Releases ship the ZIP, not a CRX. Self-hosted CRX installs are Linux-only on modern Chrome, so the ZIP + Load unpacked is the supported Chromium path.

Firefox

The released .xpi is unsigned. Firefox Release and Beta install only add-ons signed by Mozilla, and they reject an unsigned XPI with "This add-on could not be installed because it appears to be corrupt" — so about:addons → Install Add-on From File does not work on the Firefox most people run. Pick one of these instead:

Easiest — the userscript. Works on every Firefox edition, installs in one click, and auto-updates. See Userscript below.

Temporary — any Firefox edition. The add-on is removed when Firefox restarts.

Download astra-deck-store-safe-firefox-v*.xpi or astra-deck-github-full-firefox-v*.xpi from the latest release
Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
Click Load Temporary Add-on… and select the .xpi

Permanent — Developer Edition, Nightly, or ESR only. These builds can be told to accept unsigned add-ons; Release and Beta cannot.

Open about:config and set xpinstall.signatures.required to false
Open about:addons → gear icon → Install Add-on From File
Select the .xpi

Requires Firefox 142+ (set by strict_min_version in scripts/manifest-patch.js, so Firefox's built-in data-consent permissions cover the documented collection categories).

Userscript (Tampermonkey / Violentmonkey)

A userscript build is also available. Install Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey, then click here to install.

SharedAudio remains userscript-only. Extension downloads use Astra Downloader first; the GitHub-full extension artifact can also expose the optional Cobalt fallback when the local companion is offline.

Astra Downloader Companion Setup

Video and audio downloads are handled by Astra Downloader, a separate program with its own repository, releases, and documentation. Astra Deck and Astra Downloader are separate installs: the extension above works on its own, and downloads need the companion running on this device.

Download AstraDownloader.exe from the latest Astra Downloader release and run it, or use the in-page Download setup prompt, which points at the same place. Then return to YouTube and choose Check again. The toolbar popup also has recovery actions to re-enable the setup prompt and request an on-demand companion update from a running service.

Everything about the companion — installing from source, building the executable, the per-site sign-in store, subscriptions, the URL policy, and its security model — is documented in its README. It downloads from any site yt-dlp supports, not only YouTube.

Two details matter on this side of the boundary:

Discovery is by port, not configuration. The extension probes 127.0.0.1 across the ports in scripts/companion-port-catalogue.json. That file is duplicated byte-for-byte in the Astra Downloader repository and checked in both, so changing the ports is a two-repository change.
Releases here never carry AstraDownloader.exe. Publishing a second, independently versioned copy behind the same update check is how installs previously ended up four versions stale, so npm run release:readiness fails if the executable is staged in build/ or listed in the release manifest.

The PO-token provider and Deno sections below are companion prerequisites. They improve downloader reliability after Astra Downloader itself is running; they are not browser extension install steps.

Features

Core

Feature	Default
Theater Split — fullscreen video, scroll to reveal comments side-by-side	On
Video Hider — hide videos/channels from feeds with X buttons, keyword filter, regex, duration filter	On
Video Context Menu — right-click player for downloads, VLC/MPV streaming, transcript, screenshot	On
Settings Panel — searchable, categorized, instant-apply, export/import/reset	On
Comment Search — filter watch-page comments inline	Off
DeArrow — replace clickbait titles/thumbnails via crowdsourced database	Off

Interface

Feature	Default
Logo Quick Links — hover dropdown with History, Watch Later, Playlists, Liked, Subs	On
Hide Sidebar / Hide Shorts / Hide Related / Hide Description	On
Subscriptions Grid / Homepage Grid Align / Videos Per Row	On
Styled Filter Chips / Compact Layout / Thin Scrollbar	On
Square Search Bar / Square Avatars	On
Compact Unfixed Header / Force Dark Everywhere	Off

Watch Page

Feature	Default
Watch Page Restyle — glassmorphism accents, refined metadata	On
Native Comments Layout — keep YouTube comments clean without extension restyling	On
Expand Video Width / Disable Ambient Mode	On
Hide Merch, AI Summary, Hashtags, Pinned Comments, Info Panels	On
Clean Share URLs — strip tracking params	On
Return YouTube Dislike — estimated dislike count with `est.` disclosure + ratio	Off
Auto-Expand Description / Sticky Chat / Scroll to Player	Off

Video Player

Feature	Default
Always Best Quality — picks highest available stream, prefers 1080p Premium when offered	On
Auto-Resume Position (configurable threshold)	On
Custom Progress Bar Color (color picker)	Off
Remaining Time Display / Time in Tab Title	Off
A-B Loop / Fine Speed Control / Persistent Speed / Per-Channel Speed	Off
Speed Control Chip (in-chrome popup: 0.25× → 3×, 10 presets)	On
Codec Selector (H.264/VP9/AV1) / Force Standard FPS	Off
Video Screenshot / Video Zoom (Ctrl+scroll, up to 5x)	Off
Cinema Ambient Glow / Nyan Cat Progress Bar	Off
Speed Indicator Overlay / Custom Speed Buttons (0.5x-3x)	Off
Pop-Out Player (Document PiP) / PiP Button / Fullscreen on Double-Click	Off

Content Filtering

Feature	Default
Remove Shorts / Redirect Shorts to Regular Player	On
Channels open on Videos Tab	On
Hide Collaborations / News / Playlists / Playables / Members Only	On
Hide Watched Videos (dim or hide) / Grayscale Thumbnails	Off
Anti-Translate / Not Interested Button / Open in New Tab	Off
Disable Infinite Scroll / Disable SPA Navigation	Off

Downloads

Feature	Default
Download Options Popup — format, quality, and save directory per download	On
Video Formats — MP4, MKV, WebM	MP4
Audio Formats — MP3, M4A, Opus, FLAC, WAV	MP3
Quality Selector — Best, 4K, 1440p, 1080p, 720p, 480p	Best
Custom Save Directory — override per download or set globally	Downloads
Context Menu — quick "Download Video" and "Download Audio" on right-click	On
Auto-Download on Visit	Off
Download Thumbnail (maxres)	Off

Downloads use Astra Downloader, the bundled local yt-dlp + ffmpeg companion. The extension probes 9751 plus fallback ports (9761, 9771, 9781, 9791, 9851) and only accepts health responses that identify as the Astra downloader service. Store-safe artifacts stop there; GitHub-full artifacts can show the Cobalt fallback button when Astra Downloader is offline. See Astra Downloader Companion Setup for the current install and release-asset state.

The GitHub-full popup maintenance actions are recoverable. yt-dlp updates run against a staged sibling executable; companion updates must pass checksum and hidden startup checks. Each path retains one verified last-known-good binary, activates atomically, and restores that backup automatically when the new binary fails its post-update check. The popup and /health.updateRecovery identify the active and rollback versions without exposing local paths or digests.

PO Token provider (optional but recommended)

YouTube binds PO tokens to video IDs in 2026; without a provider, the web client increasingly fails with "Sign in to confirm you're not a bot" on a subset of videos. Astra Downloader auto-detects a bgutil-ytdlp-pot-provider HTTP server on 127.0.0.1:4416 and routes yt-dlp through it when available.

Quickest setup (Docker):

docker run --name bgutil-provider -d --restart unless-stopped -p 4416:4416 brainicism/bgutil-ytdlp-pot-provider

Then install the yt-dlp plugin so yt-dlp.exe knows to consult the provider:

pip install bgutil-ytdlp-pot-provider

Astra Downloader's /health endpoint will surface poTokenProvider: { ok, port, version } once the server is reachable. If absent, downloads still work on most videos — the provider is opt-in hardening, not a hard requirement.

External JavaScript runtime (yt-dlp 2026+)

yt-dlp >= 2026.04 uses external EJS challenge solvers for YouTube. Astra Downloader defaults to Deno >=2.3 and can fall back to Node >=22; choose Auto, Deno, or Node in companion Settings. Runtime presence alone is not enough: the companion verifies the version and executes a bounded JavaScript capability probe before allowing a runtime-required download.

Install Deno once:

# Windows
winget install DenoLand.Deno

# macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://deno.land/install.sh | sh

(Or grab the installer from https://deno.com/. To use Node instead, install Node 22 or newer and select Node 22+ in companion Settings.)

Astra Downloader's /health endpoint surfaces javascriptRuntime: { runtime, version, supported, ejsReady, reason } while retaining denoRuntime as a compatibility alias. The download health panel names the selected runtime and offers one-click Deno provisioning only when Deno is an eligible choice. Unknown versions, probe failures, and unsupported runtimes stop with actionable errors; older pre-runtime yt-dlp builds remain allowed.

yt-dlp and its pins live in the Astra Downloader repository, which runs the bounded media smoke against a stable public fixture before accepting extractor dependency bumps.

Comments

Feature	Default
Sort Comments Newest First	Off
Creator Comment Highlight	Off
Comment Handle Revealer — show original channel name next to @handle	Off
Preload Comments	Off

Live Chat

Feature	Default
Premium Live Chat styling	On
Configurable element hiding (header, emoji, super chats, polls, etc.)	On
Chat Keyword Filter	Off
Adaptive Live Layout	Off
Reaction Spammer — opt-in floating panel, randomized emoji loop (500 ms floor)	Off

Automation & Behavior

Feature	Default
Auto-Dismiss "Still Watching?"	Off
Auto Theater Mode / Auto Subtitles / Auto-Like Subscribed	Off
Auto-Pause on Tab Switch / Pause Other Tabs	Off
Auto-Open Chapters / Auto-Open Transcript	Off
Auto-Close Popups (cookie/survey/premium)	Off
Prevent Autoplay / Disable Autoplay Next	Off
Redirect Home to Subscriptions	Off
Remember Volume / Persistent Speed	Off

Power User

Feature	Default
Resume Playback (500-entry cap, 15s save interval)	Off
Mini Player Bar (floating progress/play/pause on scroll-past)	Off
Playback Stats Overlay (codec, resolution, dropped frames, bandwidth)	Off
Watch Time Tracker (90-day retention) + Analytics Dashboard	Off
Timestamp Bookmarks (inline notes, persistent storage)	Off
Transcript Viewer (sidebar with clickable timestamps) + Export	Off
AI Video Summary (OpenAI / Anthropic / Gemini / Ollama, BYO key)	Off
Subtitle Styling (font, size, color, background, position)	Off
Blue Light Filter (adjustable 10-80%)	Off
Focused Mode (hide everything except video + comments)	Off
Custom CSS Injection	Off
CPU Tamer (background tab timer throttling)	Off
Settings Profiles / Statistics Dashboard / Debug Mode	Off
Fit Player to Window	Off

Configurable Element Managers

Toggle individual elements on/off through the settings panel:

Action Buttons — Like, Dislike, Share, Ask/AI, Clip, Thanks, Save, Sponsor, More Actions
Player Controls — Next, Autoplay, Subtitles, Captions, Miniplayer, PiP, Theater, Fullscreen
Watch Elements — Join Button, Ask Button, Save Button, Ask AI Section, Podcast Section, Transcript Section
Chat Elements — Header, Menu, Popout, Reactions, Timestamps, Polls, Ticker, Leaderboard, Super Chats, Emoji, Bots

Settings Panel

Click the gear icon in the YouTube masthead or player controls, or use the toolbar popup's Open Full Settings action.

Searchable sidebar with categorized feature groups
Toggle switches with instant apply
Sub-feature controls for granular element hiding
Textarea editors for keyword filters, quick links, custom CSS
Schema-validated Export / Import / Reset with credential scrub
Conflict detection (auto-disables conflicting features with toast notification)

The toolbar popup provides the lightweight control surface: polished quick toggles, YouTube-tab context, storage stats, schema-validated backups, diagnostics, and language selection.

Architecture

document_start
  early.css          Anti-FOUC CSS (scoped to feature body classes)
  ytkit-main.js      MAIN world — canPlayType patching for codec/format filtering

document_idle
  core/*.js          ISOLATED world — env, storage, styles, url, page, navigation, player
  ytkit.js           ISOLATED world — all features, DOM manipulation, settings UI
  background.js      Service worker — fetch proxy, downloads, cookie bridge

Split-context model — MAIN world for page API interception, ISOLATED world for extension APIs and DOM
SPA-aware — hooks yt-navigate-finish, yt-page-data-updated, popstate, and video-id attribute changes
Tiered feature init — critical features load synchronously, normal features in requestAnimationFrame, lazy features in requestIdleCallback
Crash recovery — features that crash 3 times auto-disable with console warning
Conflict map — 6 conflict pairs enforced at both toggle and init time
Trusted Types compliant — all innerHTML via TrustedHTML policy wrapper
Safe mode — append ?ytkit=safe to any YouTube URL, or ytkit.unsafe() in console to exit

Security

Report sensitive security issues through private vulnerability reporting, not public issues.
EXT_FETCH proxy uses domain allowlist — blocks SSRF to private networks
Request/response headers filtered (Cookie, Set-Cookie, etc. stripped globally; Authorization only forwarded to explicit BYO-key/local service origins such as OpenAI/Anthropic/Ollama/MediaDL)
Response body capped at 10 MB, fetch timeout capped at 60s
HTTP methods validated, download URLs protocol-checked (HTTP/S only)
Quick Links blocks javascript:, data:, and vbscript: URIs and accepts only YouTube-owned destinations
Explicit CSP: script-src 'self'; object-src 'self'; connect-src allowlists the documented host_permissions (AI providers, SponsorBlock, six Astra Downloader fallback ports, Ollama) — no wildcards

Trust & Transparency

Fully open-source — every line of extension, companion, and build tooling is auditable
No telemetry, no analytics, no tracking — zero data leaves the browser except to APIs you explicitly enable
SBOM + attestation on every release build — verifiable software bill of materials
External CRX signing key — maintainer-only, never in the repo or CI
Credential scrub on settings export — API keys, tokens, and secrets are automatically stripped
Profile-split permissions — store-safe builds strip AI, Cobalt, and loopback host grants; GitHub-full builds keep the full catalogue
26+ hardening passes documented in CHANGELOG with per-fix CVE/audit traceability
Privacy policy covers data handling for every API origin the extension contacts

Reaction Spammer

The optional Reaction Spammer feature lets you pick a set of YouTube live-chat reactions and fire them in a randomized loop at a chosen interval. It ships in two forms:

Bundled in the MV3 extension as a Live Chat feature toggle — surfaces a floating launcher on live_chat pages.
Standalone as YT_Reaction_Spammer.user.js, a Tampermonkey / Violentmonkey userscript with no extension dependency.

Default: OFF, opt-in only. Rapid synthetic reactions could trigger YouTube's automated-behavior heuristics and result in account rate- limiting or flagging. The first time you open the launcher per profile, an amber toast surfaces this warning. The minimum interval is clamped to 500 ms in both the extension and the standalone userscript — faster than ~2 Hz is unsafe.

Use at your own risk.

Languages

Astra Deck ships with 11 bundled UI locales. These are extension only — YTKit.user.js bundles no locale catalogues, so the userscript tier is English:

Code	Language
`en`	English (default)
`ar`	العربية
`de`	Deutsch
`es`	Español
`fr`	Français
`it`	Italiano
`ja`	日本語
`ko`	한국어
`pt_BR`	Português (Brasil)
`ru`	Русский
`zh_CN`	简体中文

The popup language dropdown's "Auto (browser default)" option shows the detected language inline. The selection writes chrome.storage.local._localeOverride; the in-page YouTube workspace picks up the override on next page navigation. Feature-definition entries inside ytkit.js resolve through generated locale keys with English fallbacks; community translations welcome via PR against extension/_locales/<lang>/messages.json.

Compatibility

Browser	Method	Status
Chrome / Edge / Brave	Extension (MV3)	Fully supported
Firefox 142+	Extension (MV3)	Supported — but the XPI is unsigned, so a permanent install needs Developer Edition / Nightly / ESR; Release and Beta can only load it temporarily (see Firefox)
Chrome / Firefox	Tampermonkey / Violentmonkey	Supported (userscript)
Safari	Userscripts app	Limited

Not supported: Mobile browsers, YouTube Music, YouTube Studio, embedded players.

Building

npm ci
npm test
npm run check
# Python dependency auditing lives in the Astra Downloader repository
npm run build                             # Build store-safe + GitHub-full artifacts
npm run build:userscript                  # Include userscript, SBOM, manifest, and SHA256SUMS
npm run release:prepare                   # Build userscript artifacts and require readiness pass
npm run release:prepare:no-crx            # Same, without any CRX — needs no maintainer key
npm run release:sbom                      # Regenerate build/astra-deck-npm-sbom.cdx.json
npm run release:manifest                  # Regenerate release-manifest.json + SHA256SUMS
npm run release:readiness -- --require-pass # Generate release readiness JSON/Markdown
npm run release:verify-digests -- --tag vX.Y.Z # Compare uploaded asset digests after release upload
node build-extension.js --profile store-safe
node build-extension.js --profile github-full
node build-extension.js --bump patch      # Bump and build
node build-extension.js --bump minor --with-userscript

npm run build is safe for validation builds: if no maintainer key is configured, CRX files are signed with ephemeral key material that is not retained. Public release builds that include the userscript or bump a version must use the external maintainer key via ASTRA_CRX_KEY_PATH, the default %LOCALAPPDATA%\Astra-Deck\keys\ytkit.pem location, or node build-extension.js --crx-key <path>.

Or skip the CRX entirely. --no-crx (equivalently ASTRA_SKIP_CRX=1) produces the ZIP / XPI / userscript / SBOM / manifest / SHA256SUMS set with no CRX at all, and therefore needs no key — without it a release build with no key aborts before producing anything:

npm run release:prepare:no-crx            # one command: build + SBOM + manifest + readiness
node build-extension.js --with-userscript --no-crx   # or just the build

This is the normal path for this project. Self-hosted CRX installs are Linux-only on modern Chrome, and the last two published releases (v4.50.2, v4.50.7) shipped no CRX at all — so the maintainer key does not gate a release. Release readiness records the build as crxSigningMode: "none" and verifies that build/ really contains no CRX before accepting it.

Outputs in build/ (the .crx files only when the build was not run with --no-crx):

astra-deck-store-safe-chrome-v*.zip + .crx (Chrome Web Store posture)
astra-deck-store-safe-firefox-v*.zip + .xpi
astra-deck-github-full-chrome-v*.zip + .crx (AI, local companion, Cobalt)
astra-deck-github-full-firefox-v*.zip + .xpi
ytkit-v*.user.js (with --with-userscript / npm run build:userscript)
astra-deck-npm-sbom.cdx.json, release-manifest.json, and SHA256SUMS
release-readiness/release-readiness.json and release-readiness/release-readiness.md after npm run release:readiness

Companion release assets are intentionally separate from the default extension build output. Only a companion release/staging pass should add AstraDownloader.exe and AstraDownloader.exe.sha256 to build/. No published release attaches the companion asset pair yet; verify the live release asset list before promising the one-click setup path.

Requires Node 22+ (the crx3 packager dependency needs it).

Power-User Console Helpers

Most controls live in the settings panel; a few advanced flows are exposed only on window.* for power users:

Entry point	What it does
`?ytkit=safe` URL parameter	Append to any YouTube URL to load with all features disabled (recovery mode).
`ytkit.unsafe()`	Exit safe mode from the DevTools console.
`window.__ytkitOpenAnalytics()`	Open the Watch History Analytics modal (30-day bar chart of `watchTimeTracker` data).
`window.__ytkitSearchTranscripts(query)`	Full-text search over the local IndexedDB transcript index (`researchTranscriptIndex` setting). Returns up to 200 hits.
`window.__ytkitClearTranscriptIndex()`	Wipe the local transcript index.
`window.__ytkitDiagnostics.download()`	Download a JSON bug report containing the diagnostic log ring buffer, selector-health snapshot, and active feature list.
`window.__ytkitProfiles`	Settings profile manager — `.save(name)`, `.load(name)`, `.delete(name)`, `.export()`, `.import(json)`.
`window.__ytkitAnnounce(message)`	Push a string into the polite screen-reader live region (requires `globalAriaLiveRegion`).

Documentation

Doc	Audience
ROADMAP.md	Single source of truth for planned work — existing plans plus research-driven additions.
CHANGELOG.md	Per-version release notes
INSTALL.md	How to install on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or as a userscript
HARDENING.md	Cumulative hardening / audit log (H1 → H25)
CONTRIBUTING.md	Repo layout, build / test commands, "Adding a Feature" guide
SECURITY.md	Supported versions and private vulnerability reporting policy
docs/architecture.md	Trust boundaries, data flow, where things live, conventions a new contributor needs
docs/cws-submission-checklist.md	Chrome Web Store submission preflight (manifest, privacy policy, screenshots)
docs/store-permission-rationale.md	Copy-paste store-review permission, host, and single-purpose rationale
docs/privacy-policy.md	Stable privacy policy source for README, homepage, CWS, and AMO listing links
docs/selector-fixture-workflow.md	How to refresh MHTML captures when YouTube DOM changes
docs/screen-reader-smoke.md	NVDA / JAWS / VoiceOver release-gate checklist
docs/predicate-sandbox-investigation.md	Threat model and design of the safe expression DSL for `advancedLocalPredicate`
Astra Downloader cookie threat model	Cookie flow and redirect-leak mitigations for Astra Downloader / yt-dlp
docs/signing-keys.md	CRX3 packaging key management

License

MIT — Matthew Parker

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