YouTube Pagination – Community Fix

Replaces YouTube's infinite scrolling with simple Previous/Next page controls. The number of videos shown per page can be adjusted and is stored locally in Firefox. Designed for YouTube's home feed, subscriptions, search results, and channel “Videos” tabs. Playlists, Shorts, and watch-page recommendations are intentionally left unchanged.

This is an unofficial fork of YouTube Pagination by BlackDave, published under the MIT License. The original extension provides the pagination implementation. This fork fixes a case where YouTube replaces its continuation element after loading another batch. The original reference then points to a detached element, while the newly created continuation element can resume infinite scrolling. The fork adds continuous feed observation so that newly created continuation elements are detected, stored, and parked again. Newly appended video items are also synchronized with the current pagination state.

No browsing data is collected or transmitted. The storage permission is only used to remember the selected page size locally.