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…gica de selección de subtítulos
… en content.js y manifest.json
…ound.js, content.js y popup.js; actualizar manifest.json para usar scripts en lugar de service_worker.
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Excellent work for the time when you originally wrote the code. Nowadays, these kinds of solutions are more common, but I wanted to build one myself. Without your help, I wouldn’t have been able to do it.
I’ve fixed issues related to subtitle reading and synchronization. Now, the reading targets the subtitles specifically, rather than interacting directly with YouTube’s configuration, which allows it to work on any other web page — whether it’s an online course platform or other apps.
I’ve added support for it to work on https://mylearn.oracle.com, and I also included a method for identifying subtitle elements. For this, the user or developer needs to identify the HTML class where subtitles are created. Once that’s identified, the code handles the rest.
In the coming years, these functionalities will be standard, but today I know I can build them myself — just like you once started.
I’m sending you a PR so you can review my work. If you have any feedback, corrections, or optimizations, feel free to share.
Wishing you much success — best regards.
P.S.: AI helped me out with this (wink 😉).