> 1) Retire a feature > 2) Offer a half-arsed work-around Oh man, so many times. They recently did the same thing to /my_subscriptions, which was the only pr

> 1) Retire a feature > 2) Offer a half-arsed work-around Oh man, so many times. They recently did the same thing to /my_subscriptions, which was the only proper way to keep up with a lot of subscriptions. It was a grid view where watched videos would disappear. The only option now is a "feed" view where it's a long list and watched videos are just grayed out. It has produced quite a lot of anger[0] and two kinds of solutions have emerged - one is userscripts that restyle the new "feed" view into a grid and another one is what I'm currently working on[1] - a proper replacement page that just uses the YouTube API, stores your history locally and lets you hide videos that you don't want to watch (this was why I wanted to build this, even before they removed the original grid view). [0] https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/youtube/uVzkGUO7FKE[1-25-false] https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/youtube/uVzkG... [1] http://daviddeutsch.github.io/yt-sanegrid/ http://daviddeutsch.github.io/yt-sanegrid/