Invidious provides an open source alternative web interface for viewing YouTube videos.
VORAPIS
VORAPIS offers an alternative interface for browsing YouTube videos, with its page announcing a new version of the service.
About VORAPIS
VORAPIS V3 is a JavaScript userscript and browser extension that runs on youtube.com to recreate the 2013-2014 YouTube interface. It includes layout options such as a classic left-aligned page and a centered card design, and uses a modified version of the 2014 HTML5 player adapted for current APIs.
It requires manual setup as an unpacked developer extension or userscript, with Manifest V2, Manifest V3, and XPI files listed. The project is for personal, non-commercial use, is provided as is without warranties, and states it is not funded, endorsed, or affiliated with Google or YouTube.
Key features
- Recreates 2013-2014 YouTube interface on youtube.com
- Switch between left-aligned and centered card layouts
- Uses modified 2014 HTML5 player for current APIs
- Installs as unpacked extension or userscript file
- Offers Manifest V2, Manifest V3, and XPI downloads
Best for: People who want to browse YouTube with a 2013-2014 style layout.
Good for
- Offers choice of historical layout options
- Provides multiple install formats for Chrome and Firefox
- Maintains Discord community for bug reports and userstyles
Watch out for
- Requires manual setup as developer extension or userscript
- Limited to personal, non-commercial use
- Offered as is without warranties on functionality or performance
VORAPIS at a glance
- Website
- vorapis.pages.dev
- Category
- Social & Communities › YouTube Tools
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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VORAPIS FAQ
How do I set up V3?
Load it as an unpacked developer extension in Chrome or Firefox, or use the Vorapis.user.js file as a userscript.
Is VORAPIS affiliated with Google or YouTube?
No. The project states it is not funded, endorsed, or affiliated with Google LLC, YouTube, or their subsidiaries.
Can I use or sell V3 commercially?
No. The license allows personal, non-commercial use only and prohibits sale or commercial exploitation.
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