I made a Chrome extension that filters your YouTube feed with a small local model running in the browser (WebGPU, no server)
My YouTube feed was mostly songs, pranks and celebrity clips, so I built a filter that judges each video title with a small decision model running inside Chrome. Nothing is sent anywhere: no server, no API key, no account, and after one download it works offline. What it does - Hides the kinds of v…
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- 2026-10-06 09:40 · r/LocalLLaMA
I made a Chrome extension that filters your YouTube feed with a small local model running in the browser (WebGPU, no server)
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