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subtitle.im
subtitle.im is a Chrome extension that automatically turns on available YouTube captions. It detects burned-in subtitles with local OCR and turns off duplicate YouTube captions according to your settings, while keeping the video and burned-in subtitles unchanged. It is freemium. Worth weighing: it is Chrome-only, and OCR detection can occasionally misfire on unusual layouts. For anyone who watches with captions and hates the double-subtitle mess, it solves a small but daily annoyance.
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- Fixes double subtitles
- Local OCR — video stays untouched
- Set-and-forget
Cons
- Chrome only
- OCR can misfire on unusual layouts
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