Old Google Logos And Icons

CustomTube - Restore the Old YouTube Layout

Choose your own YouTube layout, and more! What if you could just choose your YouTube layout? Well, now you can! CustomTube lets you choose between recreations of any YouTube layout from 2008-2021, all with a single click! Outside of the layout selector, CustomTube has even more options, including: -Ability to loop videos by default (with an option to exclude playlist videos) -Choose the size of the video player -Make search better by hiding some irrelevant results -Hide the "Shorts" button on the sidebar -And more, with even more options planned for future updates!

PlayerTube

The secret ingredient for a older (and better) looking YouTube. PlayerTube is a free browser extension that is used for editing and changing up the style of the current YouTube player to a more older (and better) look. PlayerTube provides lots of features & options that can change the YouTube player's functionality and/or look, each can be enabled or disabled from it's extension menu. Users can customize the style of their YouTube player and share it across the web for others to use with custom theming. PlayerTube provides a whole page dedicated to it's custom themes feature so users can jump right in without looking up a YouTube tutorial. Latest update (v1.12.2): More bug fixes!!! (I just can't catch a break can I?) Also sorry for being a little late on sending this out to browser stores... * Fixed an issue where the settings popup would crash because of latest update (#95) * Fixed an issue with 2015 not disappearing (with & without fade out setting option) * Fixed settings menu not sizing on first launch with "Minify settings menu" enabled * Added error log to popup page/window * Touch ups to pt-resize

Remove YouTube Shorts - Bring the old YouTube back

I’m a hobbyist developer, and I’ve always loved the old YouTube—where the focus was on full-length videos, creativity, and deep dives into fascinating topics. But when the Shorts section appeared, it became a major distraction Here’s what makes this extension work: Works Out of the Box: No complicated setup. Just install it, and it starts working instantly. No Login Required: It respects your time and privacy. You don’t need to create an account or share any personal details. 100% Private: This extension doesn’t track, collect, or store any of your data. It simply does what it promises—nothing more, nothing less If you’ve been longing for the old YouTube experience, this extension is for you. Install it, and bring back the YouTube you know and love! And, If you'd like to just watch shorts for a short time, you can always click on the icon and enable it Please rate the extension if you found it useful

Old School GitHub

Revert GitHub's UI back to its classic look (before the June 23, 2020 update that has a flat, rounded and more whitespaced design). Code available on GitHub https://github.com/daattali/oldschool-github-extension 1. **Move header tabs to main content area:** In the June update, GitHub moved the header buttons ("Code"/"Issues"/"Pull Requests"/etc) to the far left of the page. This became an issue if you have a big wide monitor because those buttons are now very very far from the rest of the page content. If you're on a laptop you probably won't notice the difference. 2. **Highlight selected page in header:** Prior to the update, the selected page you're on was clearly highlighted. The update made the current page selection much more subtle. 3. **Classic-syle buttons and labels:** The old buttons had depth and bold font, and the new buttons are flat and look less clickable. 4. **Add row separators in file explorer:** The file explorer that shows all the files and folders currently has no borders between rows, making it harder to read the file list. 5. **Remove circular user images and rounded corners everywhere:** The new circular user photos result in unwanted rounding near the corners, cropping significant features from photos that are intended to be square for some users. Many other items were also made very round. And many other UI fixes such as fix the text width of issue counters and issue label, fix the whitespace of issues, add a slight background to README title, and more. This extension can change the look of existing items on the page, but it cannot change the layout of the page by moving things around. For example, a common question is whether the repository sidebar can be moved to be above the main code section, like it was previously. Unfortunately that is not possible (or extremely difficult). The reason is because of the strange way GitHub handles internal links: some pages are actual page reloads, but some pages are fully loaded with AJAX. This makes it impossible to use JavaScript to fix any UI issues, and only CSS can be used. If you're on the Code tab and you click on Pull Requests then you don't actually refresh the page, but if you click on Issues then it is a new page. What that means is that after moving from Code to Pull Requests, any JavaScript changes are reverted because large portions of the page body were re-written. Technically it's possible to find hacky ways around that, using event listeners or mutator observers or any other technique and try to force a re-initialization of the JavaScript when a new page is AJAX-loaded, but that would be extremely difficult to work correctly and would be non performant. So unfortunately only CSS is used. The layout of GitHub.com also changes constantly, so as time goes by this extension may find it harder and harder to kep up with GitHub's changes.