Ratings for YouTube™

Показать симпатии и антипатии бар над каждым видеофайлов в YouTube ™

★★★★★ From the author of Ratings Preview for YouTube™ browser extension, with more than 100,000 active users and an average rating of 5 stars.

Show the likes and dislikes bar over every video thumbnail in YouTube's mobile site so that you can know its rating before watching it.

How many times have you gone to a video only to discover that it's a total waste? This is specially frustrating on a mobile device, where it takes you more time to navigate. Ratings Preview for YouTube allows you to take those few seconds of life you would have lost.

Throughout all youtube.com, this app shows a bar of likes and dislikes under every video snapshot, just like the official one. In this way, you can view the rating of the videos before watching the actual video, so that you can avoid garbage and spot amazing ones.

Key features:

★ Compatible with both phones and tablets, carefully designed and optimized for both.

★ Uses YouTube's batch data API, resulting in a lightning fast loading of the bars (all of them at a time).

★ Customizable rating bar height.

★ Choose between the classic green-red or the modern blue-gray bar styles.

★ Highlight best videos in every page with a box around them. You choose how many, or you can also disable it.

★ Optionally show RP score, which rates every video with an intelligent algorithm from 0 to 10.

★ Toolbar hides when you scroll, so that you can take advantage of more screen size.

★ Navigate to copied links, copy video links, and share them via email, Twitter, Facebook and more compatible apps. You can even open videos with the official YouTube app, if you wish.

★ Play videos full-screen (all devices) or choose between in-page and full-screen (only some devices).

★ Free support is included. If something doesn't work, just tell me, and I will fix it.

YouTube is a trademark of Google Inc. Use of this trademark is subject to Google Permissions. Ratings Preview for YouTube™ is an independent project developed by Cristian Perez and has no relationship to YouTube or Google Inc.