I encountered /r/music for the first time like a couple of years back. Since then it has become my goto for discovering new music. Its quite evident any place that is crowded will have its own drama and /r/music is not an exception! What interested me was the quality of the content that pops up.

Slowly visiting /r/music became my every day routine. It became very painful to open the tracks one by one in a new tab and after multiple death by silence cycles on end of the track, I decided to write this chrome extension.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/parse-youtube-links-and-c/lelcdhabkkjhffonhfcfflbjaekdmege

As far as the description goes, it parses all the youtube links in a webpage and creates a youtube playlist. Thanks to youtube for the API to create a playlist with video_ids on the fly without authentication. Finally on why this story, even small things could have a history, right? If you get a chance to use, let me know how it goes.