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Yes. If you wish to have skip segments for your personal use, not caring about the rules, just select the timestamps and close the editing box. Make sure not to click "submit". They will be stored locally in your browser and skipped automatically. You can also export them with your options. | Yes. If you wish to have skip segments for your personal use, not caring about the rules, just select the timestamps and close the editing box. Make sure not to click "submit". They will be stored locally in your browser and skipped automatically. You can also export them with your options. | ||
==How about adding the “off-topic” category to get straight to the video’s topic?== | ==How about adding the “off-topic” category to get straight to the video’s topic?== | ||
The problem with such a category is that it would be highly subjective. Sure, it would come in handy on tutorial videos, but once it's there, people will use it everywhere. | The problem with such a category is that it would be highly subjective. Sure, it would come in handy on tutorial videos, but once it's there, people will use it everywhere. A highlight category is currently in the works. It will popup at the video beginning and allow you to jump to the insteresting part of the video. | ||
==Is there any AI involved?== | ==Is there any AI involved?== | ||
[https://github.com/andrewzlee/NeuralBlock NeuralBlock] is a neural network that detects in-video YouTube sponsorships, though current implementation within SponsorBlock is limited to a moderation tool which detects incorrect sponsor segments on English videos. Every SponsorBlock segment you see on YouTube has been made by a human (as far as we know). | [https://github.com/andrewzlee/NeuralBlock NeuralBlock] is a neural network that detects in-video YouTube sponsorships, though current implementation within SponsorBlock is limited to a moderation tool which detects incorrect sponsor segments on English videos. Every SponsorBlock segment you see on YouTube has been made by a human (as far as we know). | ||