As for something that I would rather have on a website instead of locally, extracting autogenerated/provided subtitles from YouTube videos, so you don't have to

As for something that I would rather have on a website instead of locally, extracting autogenerated/provided subtitles from YouTube videos, so you don't have to scrub through the entire video just to get to the information locked within it. Since I'm usually using a web browser, it's more convenient for me to open a new tab and paste in the video URL than open a terminal and remember what the youtube-dl command has to be. Also, smartphones cannot use youtube-dl in convenient ways, at least the last time I tried, so I'd have to open a new SSH session on my phone and painstakingly type everything, and so on. There used to be a site for exactly this purpose called hierogly.ph but it was shut down, and the author didn't open-source it.