NewStudio - Better YouTube Analytics
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NewStudio - Better YouTube Analytics
PLEASE GET SUPPORT IN THE DISCORD INSTEAD OF LEAVING A NEGATIVE REVIEW.
Current feature list:
- AdVantage - advanced automatic ad placement tools for higher revenue per view.
- Auto translate features - keep your original titles, descriptions, and audio instead of YouTube’s auto-translations.
- Bookmarks - Save videos for quick access later.
- Collaborations - Bulk add and accept collaborations within YouTube Studio.
- Comment automations - heart, like, and reply to your comments in bulk instead of one at a time.
- Confirm-click sign-out - get a confirmation before accidentally signing out of all accounts.
- Custom “Analytics” page - replace YouTube’s rounded Analytics numbers with your exact totals, your way.
- Custom “Content” page columns - customize what columns appear on the “Content” page.
- Custom latest content performance - rank your latest uploads by how they’re performing against your channel’s typical.
- Discord button - add a one-click button to jump straight to your Discord server from Studio.
- Donation calculator - estimate Super Chat and donation revenue from livestreams, including replay and live chat totals.
- Don’t recommend channel button - add a one-click “Don’t recommend channel” button on videos across YouTube.
- Easy chapter editor - Build video chapters visually under the player on your videos' edit page - add at the playhead, seek, nudge, and insert into the description.
- Edit dashboard layout - show the dashboard button for rearranging dashboard tiles.
- Edit dashboard tiles - show the pencil button to edit what appears on certain tiles.
- Exact upload dates - Replace YouTube's "3 weeks ago" with each video's real upload date across watch pages, feeds, search, and playlists.
- Find and Replace - Bulk edit your video titles and descriptions in one pass. Find any text and swap it across your videos.
- Hide any data - hide sensitive information for screenshots & screen sharing.
- Live comment tile - realtime updating comments in the Comments tile.
- Live subscriber count - live subscriber count in your main Dashboard.
- Mass Draft Publisher - batch-edit, schedule, and publish all your draft uploads at once.
- Monetization checker - instantly check if any YouTube video is monetized, with CMS and restriction signals.
- More timelines - add 7, 28, 90 & 365-day options to analytics.
- Notifications - View notifications such as 18+, made for kids, etc. within Studio, email, or Discord.
- Playlist Search - Search videos within playlists.
- Real names in comments - Swap the @handles on YouTube commenters back to each channel's real name, including @mentions inside comments.
- Related video customizations - set or remove related video in bulk across your Shorts.
- Shorts engaged views - show your realtime for Shorts as engaged views.
- Show realtime on YouTube - see your last-60-minute and 48-hour realtime views in a floating overlay on YouTube.
- Show subscriber counts - show channel subscriber counts in the YouTube feed and next to commenters in any comment section.
- Size customizer - resize YouTube’s video player, comments, and layout sections to fit how you work.
- Studio Engaged Views - Replace the new "views" with the normal Engaged views across Studio.
- Subscription folders - Organize the subscriptions sidebar into named, colored, collapsible folders with favorites.
- Thumbnail downloader - download the full-resolution thumbnail from any YouTube video in one click.
- Thumbnail Tester - Preview and compare your thumbnails at real YouTube sizes.
- Today’s views - show your views from today in your graphs.
- Top 3 videos of the day - show your top 3 videos of each day in your graphs.
- Video changes in graphs - mark title, thumbnail & A/B test changes on your video analytics timelines.
- YouTube appearance changer - customize YouTube & YouTube Studio colors, fonts, and more, to your preference.
- YouTube Engaged Views - See actual watched views across all videos on YouTube (unstable).
- YouTube feed cleaner - block Shorts, Playables, and more from showing up on YouTube.
1.10.3 Patch Notes
- Fixed AdVantage.
Future features to come. Join the Discord for support and/or questions: https://discord.gg/thenetwork
Latest reviews
- Eli Shipp
- Awesome extension! really surprised youtube doesn't already have these great features
- Ilan Flint
- Useful extension, thanks for this.
- Earl Tacogdoy
- The extensions sign in for google is not working. Error Detail says it's not following googles auth use or something.
- Robot
- Pretty scummy to have features like the customizable dashboard free at first, then changing it to a premium function without warning. Becomes practically useless to smaller creators with how little is available without paying. None of this should be locked behind a paywall to begin with. I will no longer be using this extension.
- Nick Nimmin
- This is a pretty cool extension. LOVE the dashboard customizations.
- Prime Cuts And Snow Removal
- I Have had for a while now, it has had sortie bad UI and just isn't that useful. Id recommend vidIQ or Nexlev, they do the same thing. I also heard this one steals your channels so the owner can copy the channels. I was also surprised to see he cleared all the reviews when I last checked, they were 2 stars.
- mjkzy
- very nice to see a youtube extension made specifically targeting studio for creators. there are minor bugs here and there that the team seem to be nailing out, but otherwise, this extension is good and has major potential in the future
- Mohammed Awad
- Nice extension, i'd love to know how it works under the hood since i don't remember that youtube api had engaged views
- Billob Bob
- amazing extension, sign out confirmation is extremely useful!
- Glore
- It’s very useful, so worth trying.
- Sherif Elfeshawy
- Amazing extension
- Mowk
- this is probably the best tool ive used to check my engaged views
- Reda
- i love the idea behind this extension, all these people hating out there for no reason. maybe when the video stats are great or more than usual it may be green and when it's avg it stays red as the extension branding. i hope we can see more features soon like the ability of adding competitors to a list then the extensions shows ideas tabs on the studio where it shows the best outliers that worked for your competitors in the last 7-14 days to help you come up with content ideas. good luck for the entire team!
- Nick oricoli
- Installed the app, quite similar to others on the market. I am unpleased by the amount of requests it sends via the browser, as it ends up taking up lots of unnecessary Ram. I think with further improvements this could be good. but still needs work. I do like the moving around feature, except that engaged views only show on the 48h graph, which you could pull up detailed stats and see it as well. Colors change for when engaged views are on, but don't change in the main dashboard or really anywhere else. Feels half done.
- Private Cloud server
- This extension should be removed from the Web Store for its unsafe and deceptive practices. While the developers promised that the extension would not collect any sensitive information, it does—in this case, your video IDs, at least for now. ⚠️ Either way, it is clear that the server integrated into this extension could be used as a foundation to collect your cookies and compromise your account. ⚠️ I recommend staying away from this extension and reading similar reviews to understand just how risky it is to use NewStudio!
- Donny Dk
- This extension is extremely suspicious. Why must our sensitive information be routed through the developer’s server to perform a single request to YouTube? Why can’t this all happen client-side? The only logical explanation is that the developer is collecting our data—otherwise, there is no reason to handle rate limits and other issues on their server when it could be managed on the client. I sent an email to their contact address with code that extracted the video IDs directly from the state of the YouTube Studio website—the most efficient approach—but I was simply ignored. The developer responded to my review with a generic, template message, which is completely unacceptable. I rightfully reported this extension as abusive and flagged it to Google, and I hope they take action. However, in case they do not, I am leaving this review here to warn others so they do not fall into the same trap!
- Zoltan Dezso
- The way some features in this extension were implemented should raise eyebrows. Why is it necessary to route requests containing sensitive information about users’ channels through the developer’s server? Why couldn’t this categorization be handled client-side or derived from the state of the website instead? This is extremely suspicious, and the only response you are likely to receive—that they are only collecting video IDs—does not address the underlying concerns. We are concerned that this could serve as a foundation for a potential backdoor in future updates.
- Elan Selvi
- With the rise of malware originating from Ukraine, it is unsurprising that many potential users would be concerned about the unnecessary transmission of their data to a server owned by a Ukrainian developer! The feature that specifically requires this is the "Engaged Views" graph, which needs to determine which videos on your channel are in the YouTube Shorts format. This information can be easily obtained by checking the state of the YouTube Studio website—it is readily available. Instead, however, the developer set up a server to collect users’ personal data. I do not recommend testing this extension and advise uninstalling it immediately. The risks are not worth taking for the sake of trivial features. There are many other extensions that implement similar functionality; this extension does not offer anything revolutionary.
- Эрик Добрынин
- I find the structure of this extension highly suspicious: for even the most trivial features, it routes requests through external servers and transmits sensitive information that could be used to identify users’ niches or potentially compromise their channels in the future. While the developer is correct that only video IDs are transmitted at the moment, this is still concerning. Their website promised that no information whatsoever would be sent externally; now it is video IDs, and I would not be surprised if cookies or other data were transmitted in the future. The information the extension seeks—the format of each video (i.e., "Shorts" or "Longform")—is freely accessible in the state of the YouTube Studio website. Basic reverse engineering is sufficient to retrieve the object containing this data, and using this approach would avoid rate-limit issues while benefiting both users and the developer. However, the developer went out of their way to implement a custom server, which raises concerns about what might be transmitted to this server in future updates. I believe it could be used to set up a backdoor that compromises users’ channels. As such, I have uninstalled the extension and urge everyone else to do the same. The reckless transmission of our data not only compromises our privacy but also potentially puts our channels at risk—a risk that is not worth taking for the sake of trivial features.
- Arpad
- The developer's statements that no data is used besides video IDs directly contradict their statements in their About section, which reads: "All processing happens locally in your browser or extension: there's no login, no accounts (yet), and we never collect or store your data." This demonstrates that, just two days after releasing the extension, the developer violated user privacy by recklessly routing requests through their server—which God knows what it does with our video IDs. I recommend that everyone quickly uninstall this extension and leave similar reviews to deter others who might be interested in it. In that case, I would explore other similar extensions—of which there are many—that offer comparable features.
- Jakab Soós
- The name of this extension is "NewStudio," which suggests it offers a "new" version of YouTube Studio. In reality, it is merely a compilation of trivial features from other public extensions, organized in a way that compromises your privacy. Here’s the explanation: As part of the "Engaged Views" feature, the extension categorizes your videos as Shorts or longform—but the method it uses is highly suspicious and suggests that the developer may be setting it up to function as a backdoor. To achieve this, the developer neither checks the state of the YouTube Studio website nor sends requests to YouTube's official servers. Instead, requests are apparently routed through their servers, meaning your video IDs and other sensitive information are sent directly to the developer without your consent. There is no option to disable this feature, so every time you load YouTube Studio, you make multiple privacy-compromising requests. The worst part, however, is that the developer tried to dismiss these concerns as "racist" accusations. This is not about race—it is a valid concern for creators who do not want their data, or potentially other sensitive information, sent off and used to compromise their channels. The method the developer used to implement this feature is concerning enough, but their response is even worse. The developer began silencing critics by banning them from their Discord server and labeling them as scammers in an attempt to deflect blame. I recommend that everyone explore alternative extensions that offer the same trivial features without compromising your privacy and uninstall NewStudio immediately—it is a risk not worth taking.
- Tamás Nagy
- This is a very shady extension, and I suspect it could be used to backdoor your channels. First, the extension sends requests to the developer's server to categorize videos—something that could be done by analyzing outgoing requests or sending the requests directly to YouTube's servers, although some adjustments would be needed to comply with their response format. Either way, as it stands, your video IDs are being sent to the developer's server, and you are relying on the hope that they will not misuse this data or compete in your niche. If this pattern continues, you could soon be sending more than just video IDs; in the future, this could include channel IDs, device information, or even cookies that could be used to compromise your account. The developer is highly uncooperative and refuses to allow anyone to raise concerns about this, silencing critics by banning them from the support server. As far as I know, no other extension does this—setting up a server to perform trivial tasks like categorizing videos. The method of categorization itself is also suspicious: the developer shared a screenshot showing that they simply make a request to the Shorts page of each video to determine if it’s a short, with no error handling and no consideration for rate limits. This approach seems like it could have been generated by AI, raising concerns that something more nefarious may be happening with your data behind the scenes. I no longer trust the developer and have uninstalled the extension; I recommend everyone else do the same. It is likely that no meaningful features will be implemented, and the developer may simply use their influence to get people to install it under false pretenses, potentially backdooring their channels.
- Dániel Ács
- The publisher makes bold claims like "YouTube sucks"—but in reality, the only thing that truly sucks is his extension. The extension includes many basic features already available in other extensions, giving the impression that it is merely a compilation of publicly available code. The developer is too unskilled to implement many highly requested features; they have settled for only the most trivial ones. This may explain why they implemented a server for categorizing videos—an entirely unnecessary feature that could be handled client-side and poses a significant privacy risk to all users. I'm genuinely curious why the developer couldn't configure it so that requests to categorize videos as "longform" or "shorts" are sent to YouTube's servers instead of theirs; as it stands, users must trust that the developer won't misuse their data or add additional headers, such as cookies. I raised this concern in their Discord server and was promptly banned, with my messages deleted without any explanation or warning. I suggest that everyone seek safer alternatives that do not require sending data to external servers for trivial tasks.
- Zsolt Korsós
- I have to admit, this is one of the most suspicious extensions I have seen in a while. After reviewing the code, I found that requests were being made to the publisher's website backend to check video formats—something that can be done client-side and should not require any third-party communication. More specifically, the developer could have simply checked the state of the YouTube Studio website, which only requires a basic examination of the minified scripts used by YouTube. The developer is clearly uninterested in addressing this, as they have silenced anyone who raised the issue, using accusations of racism as a baseless excuse to deflect criticism. Race should have no bearing on this matter, as this extension, in theory, is meant to be created by creators for creators and therefore requires input from the community. The toxic environment and surrounding controversy have led me to uninstall this extension and leave this negative review. I suggest others do the same. Distributing and regularly updating an extension like this requires a certain level of professionalism, which Shkeffy clearly lacks.
- Jenő Papp
- There is a high likelihood that this extension will contain malware in the future. While it does not at the moment, there are already signs of how it could be implemented. For example, the developer set up a server to parse URLs by making a request to the YouTube Shorts page to check its success and determine the video format. This approach is not only inefficient but also unnecessary, as the developer could have simply checked the state of the YouTube Studio website and avoided any third-party communication. I have seen reports of the developer banning anyone who raises this concern on their Discord server, which suggests they may be engaged in something nefarious. The features themselves are extremely trivial and available in many other extensions, so I suggest exploring those instead of this one, which is surrounded by controversy.
- Pot
- I suggest avoiding this extension at all costs. The developer has set up a server for trivial tasks that could be executed on the client, which strongly suggests it may be used for data collection or hacking accounts. Many people have raised similar concerns only to have their messages deleted immediately, suggesting the developer may have set up a filter for such messages and is attempting to silence criticism. In any case, this is not a healthy environment for developing an extension that requires input from community members. The developer could have chosen to engage with critics and work toward a solution, such as removing the unnecessary server and endpoint used to parse a URL, which can instead be implemented on the client by reverse engineering the exact command YouTube Studio uses to check video formats. Of course that wouldn't be possible without real developers: the current "developers" are just vibe coders, the work is done entirely by AI, and the AI likely signals when to install a backdoor. In conclusion, I do not recommend installing this extension as it poses an unnecessary risk to your channels. Instead, I suggest using other extensions that implement the useful features individually, ensuring you are not installing a trojan horse. Feel free to contact me on Discord with any inquiries. My username is ericsz0.
- Walter
- This extension is highly suspicious and already surrounded by controversy. The developers have set up a server to parse the URLs of your content, which strongly suggests it could be used to collect your cookies in the future. Such a server is entirely unnecessary and benefits only the extension’s creators. When I raised this concern, I was immediately banned from their support server. Furthermore, the creator of this extension has a history of cheating developers and community members out of rewards and money.
- Vorteex vortex
- worst app ever nothing new there everything is already in the studio app, it sends your videos ids to the owner data base he can easily steal your video ideas, niche and see everything about you...!!!! i won't recommend it at all it's useless the red color on analytics is also childish af
- fortnite vbucks
- DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS, ITS A CHANNEL STEAL. I GOT LOGOUT OF MY CHANNEL AND MY PASSWORDS WERE CHANGED, SCAM EXTENSION REPORT IT If you need Logout confirmation then use https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/youtube-logout-confirmati/jbldbolchklbdgackikfgcdmljhcbgcn you dont need to use this scammy newstudio tool, this tool just stole my channel and it's useless scam tool
- Opal Westbrook
- I downloaded the extension and I instantly noticed some issues, major ones, even life changing. I just finished trying it out and seeing the engaged views on my naked gardening channel (pls dont steal niche, Chems sold it to me for $2k) and i noticed something vibrating below my desk, it felt quite pleasant until I noticed it was my phone. I took a look at my many grindr notifications and after scrolling through I saw an email from YouTube (specifically Hoseign Ramirez with south east Asia YouTube creator support) saying my naked gardening youtube channel had apparently been transfered to "Yosef Rosenberg" in south israel. That's when I knew there was something up with this tool... If it hadn't been for this extension my newly monetized naked gardening channel would still be providing me a living income, I was so close to making it out of the hood and now I can't pay my opps to leave me alone. Thanks a lot NewStudio development team. I await a timely response to this urgent matter. p.s. can i please have my channel back. if not you will be hearing from my lawyers
- Michael Koehler
- My Youtube Accounts got stolen instantly after using the extension by a person in israel
- Kunal
- the extension steals your data i had my gmail stolen
- shkeffy
- I hope you enjoy :)