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FairyNote records timestamp links in YouTube live streams or videos. Use it for MOOC courses, TED talks, live music performances, interviews, documentaries, and more. You can copy the output and put it in a video's comments or description. Place timestamp text in the video description so viewers can see chapter descriptions on the progress bar. FairyNote 2. Change 2.8.1 - Removed the tabs permission - You can now try FairyNote on other sites you like (it is not guaranteed to work on all of them) Change 2.8.0 - Experimentally added support for new sites - BiliBili - Odysee - LBRY.tv - New feature: open Records in the menu to find your work from now on - Upgraded to Webpack 5 and AntD 4.10 - Minor fixes Change 2.7.5 - Users can now click the extension icon on other YouTube pages to close FairyNote - Minor fix: timestamps cannot be negative Change 2.7.4 - YouTube chapters require a first section at 00:00 to activate, so the first section is added automatically Change 2.7.3 - Adapted to YouTube's chapter timestamp recognition format - Upgraded UI components - Changed the toggle shortcut, Ctrl+Shift+F => Ctrl+Shift+G Change 2.7.2 - Minor fixes Change 2.7.1 - Minor fix: the extension sometimes crashed when deleting content with a shortcut Change 2.7.0 - Temporarily replaced sync storage with LocalStorage because of total and per-item capacity limits - Improved autosave - TODO: content management Change 2.6.3 - Optimized autosave to trigger less often, which should help devices experiencing certain data synchronization problems - Text is no longer automatically selected when switching cards Change 2.6.2 - Fixed sorting in speaker mode Change 2.6.1 - Fixed content sometimes being lost in CSV and SRT files. Change 2.6.0 - Added a feature to replace certain keywords. Change 2.5.0 - Added a numbered mode that should work for most videos. - Added SRT export, which may be helpful if you are familiar with YouTube's subtitle editor Change 2.4.2 - Fixed synchronization when dragging the progress bar during live streams Change 2.4.1 - Fixed a bug when dragging information blocks Change 2.4.0 - New progress bar tool: you can now see the timestamps you wrote on the video progress bar. Explore how to use it! Change 2.3.1 - New Timepicker design. Select a time and use the keyboard's up and down arrows or Shift+up/down arrows to adjust it. Also fixed some styling issues Changes 2.2.0 - New menu item: File > Import/Export CSV. If you want to move data from one video to another or edit data in a familiar editor such as VSCode, Excel, or Numbers, this feature may help. Changes 2.1.0 Added shortcuts to address delay caused by dropped frames. Select a time item and press Ctrl/Command + Shift + , / Ctrl/Command + Shift + . to adjust the time delay increment, which will be applied to the current item and all subsequent items. Hope you like it. Changes 2.0.3 Fixed an issue where the input field did not receive focus after adding a card with Ctrl+Shift+A Changes 2.0.2 Added live stream synchronization. When someone is watching a video, they can share a live synchronization spell so their partner's video stays at the same point, as if they were watching the same video together without delay. Changes 1.4.3 -> 2.0.1 Improved the interface Added several new modes Added a settings panel Autosave is enabled by default and can be turned off Autocomplete options for the notes field can be saved for common phrases. You can change them in settings at any time. You can now control whether the video automatically jumps to the timestamp when switching cards You can immediately change the extension's language in settings; it no longer follows your browser. P.S. Please read the help page and remember the keyboard shortcuts that can significantly improve efficiency.