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YouTube Creators Can Bring Back Dislike Counts Temporarily | Tech Times

(Photo : Unsplash/NordWood Themes) Youtube app Last month, Google announced that YouTube would be removing the dislike count on videos, a change that has already taken effect and has been highly controversial among users. For those who want to keep YouTube dislike counts alive a little bit longer, a neat browser extension makes that possible, at least for now. YouTube's Dislike Extension The new browser extension titled "Return YouTube Dislike" makes it possible for users on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and even iOS to restore the YouTube dislike count to their video watching experience. The extension has picked up thousand of positive reviews from users since its release. When installed and active, the YouTube extension automatically changes the YouTube site to where it shows a dislike count as it did in the past. Better yet, it also shows exact numbers instead of the general 10K when hovering over the like and dislike section, according to The Verge.  To download the extension, you can use this direct link or search for "Return YouTube Dislike" in the Chrome Web Store. Other platforms are available. Also Read: Something Fishy Is Going On With The YouTube Likes And Dislikes For 'Battlefield 1' And 'COD: Infinite Warfare'…

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Philly ska-punk band Catbite headlines mini tour with YouTube cover artist Skatune Network

@catbite/Twitter Catbite is headlining a two-stop, mini tour. The Philly band's first show is an all-ages event at PhilaMOCA at 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 7. Then the band is playing a 21-and-over show at St. Vitus in Brooklyn, New York, on Jan. 8. Ska fans should break out their checkerboard Vans and pork pie hats, as Philadelphia ska-punk quartet Catbite is headlining a two-stop, mini tour with a popular YouTube cover artist starting tomorrow in the band's hometown. Catbite is playing two shows next month, including an all-ages event at PhilaMOCA at 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 7. Then the band is playing a 21+ show the following night at St. Vitus in Brooklyn, New York. Tickets for the concerts cost $15 and will go on sale at noon Friday on the band's website. Vaccines and masks are required for both shows. Catbite also has a sold out show with New Jersey ska-punk legends Streetlight Manifesto this Saturday at Union Transfer. Catbite is still a relatively underground band signed to ska label Bad Time Records, but their music videos for tracks like 'Can't Give You Love' and 'Scratch Me Up' from their 2019 self-titled album have garnered roughly 15,000 and 20,000 views, respectively. At the Philly…

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