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This Safari extension helps you manage your YouTube experience by hiding Shorts, filtering content by keywords or channels, and offering passcode protection. It's designed for parents and users seeking a more focused and controlled viewing environment.
What's New in No Shorts for YouTube
1.0
July 5, 2026
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FAQ
Does No Shorts for YouTube have ads?
No Shorts for YouTube is ad-free. As a paid Safari extension, it does not contain any advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.
How do I install No Shorts for YouTube?
No Shorts for YouTube is a Safari extension. After installation, you need to enable it in your iPhone or iPad's Settings under Safari > Extensions and grant it permission to run on youtube.com.
What devices does No Shorts for YouTube support?
No Shorts for YouTube is available for iPhone and iPad. It functions within the Safari browser on these devices.
Can No Shorts for YouTube block specific videos?
Yes, No Shorts for YouTube allows you to block content by keywords or specific channels. It filters videos based on their title and channel name, helping to remove unwanted content from your view.
Is No Shorts for YouTube suitable for young children?
With its content filtering and passcode protection, No Shorts for YouTube is designed to help steer children away from undesirable content. For complete parental control, it can be paired with Apple's Screen Time features.
Does No Shorts for YouTube work within the official YouTube app?
No, No Shorts for YouTube is a Safari extension and only works within the Safari browser on YouTube. It does not affect the content or functionality of the dedicated YouTube app.
How often is No Shorts for YouTube updated?
The latest version of No Shorts for YouTube is 1.0, and it was last updated on 2026-07-05. Updates typically address bug fixes and potential improvements to its filtering capabilities.
What is the age rating for No Shorts for YouTube?
No Shorts for YouTube has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged four and older, with parental guidance recommended for younger users.


