One install kills the noise — ads, Shorts, sponsors, autoplay, recommended rabbit holes. 35+ focus tools that run 100% locally. No account. No tracking. Just YouTube the way it used to be.
We detect your browser automatically — or pick one below. Chrome and Firefox are the primary builds.
Beta builds preview upcoming features. They install and run exactly like the stable version (Chrome: load unpacked, Firefox: .xpi) and can be removed anytime — your stable setup stays untouched.
Betas change often and can have rough edges. They don’t auto-update — re-download the newest pre-release to test again. Your feedback shapes the next stable release, but don’t rely on a beta for important work.
Clify runs fully on your device with zero telemetry. Cloud sync is optional and encrypted — it mirrors your settings, blocked lists and counters across your own devices. Nothing is collected, sold or shared.
No account, no analytics, no tracking. Blocked lists, keywords and counters live only in your browser’s local storage. Stable Firefox auto-updates from the Mozilla store; here you refresh manually.
Previous stable releases are available on GitHub Releases. Pick the version you need — all files are signed and unmodified.
Open source means no store, no review queue, no account — just load it yourself.
chrome://extensions (or edge://extensions).about:debugging → Load Temporary Add-on with the Firefox zip.Chromium manual installs don't auto-update (Firefox does, via the store). When a new version lands on GitHub:
chrome://extensions, hit the refresh icon on the Clify card.Firefox users get the best of both — Clify is live on the Mozilla Add-ons store with one-click installs and auto-updates. For Chrome and Chromium, manual install keeps Clify fully open source and free — no store fees, no review queues. Chromium blocks unknown-source auto-updates, so you refresh the extension manually; it takes about 10 seconds.
Yes. The source is public, MIT licensed, and Clify makes no network calls beyond the page you're on — everything runs locally. Cloud sync is optional and encrypted.
No analytics, no telemetry, no account required. Blocked lists, keywords, settings and counters live only in your browser's local storage. Read the privacy statement.
Yes — a 5-layer ad-blocking system built for YouTube. Clify also removes Shorts, skips sponsors (SponsorBlock), adds an audio equalizer and podcast mode, and much more.
Firefox auto-updates from the Mozilla Add-ons store. For Chromium, watch the releases page or the blog, then download the latest zip and refresh the extension. Settings and lists are preserved.
Yes — Kiwi, Quetta and Yandex Browser support extensions on Android. Follow the Android steps above. iOS doesn't support this type of extension.