YouTube / YT Music to Spotify with Paradify

Hi Kristi, Thank you so much for your kind words and generous donation! ❤️ I’m thrilled to hear that Paradify is helping you create and share your playlists seamlessly between YouTube and Spotify. Hearing how the extension makes a difference for users like you truly motivates me to keep improving it. To everyone else: maintaining Paradify as a free tool involves ongoing costs like hosting and development time. If you find Paradify helpful, consider supporting it with a small donation—it helps ensure I can keep this project running and improving for the entire community. Thank you all for your support, and happy playlist-making!

Thank you so much, Holly! I’m so happy to hear that you’re loving the extension and that it’s helping you enjoy your favorite songs even when you’re offline. Knowing that Paradify makes a real difference for users like you means the world to me! If you’d like to support the project and help keep it running, feel free to consider a small donation—it really goes a long way in covering hosting and development costs. Thank you again for your kind words and support! Enjoy your playlists

Hi Kamil, You probably updated the settings in option page. chrome-extension://bocdilfmhiggklhdifohjfghbdncgele/options.html Paradify has two options, one opens and searches Spotify page. And another option is "Search & Save" that does everything(search, add the track/playlist without opening Spotify page) while you are in YouTube page. You need to change the option. Hope this helps

Hi Adil, Thank you for your honest feedback – it's greatly appreciated. You're correct in noting that there is up to a 30% friction in terms of tracks not being added to Spotify. Regarding the transfer from a YouTube playlist to Spotify, we currently don't have this feature implemented. However, I will definitely consider including it in future updates. Thanks again for your input and you supported me by buying a coffee via the link!

Hi 魔人ブウ, I suggest you check your Spotify Account's "Apps" page, where you allow applications to use your Spotify. Perhaps you have other apps added to your account, and one of them is accessing your Spotify account and stealing your information. Please go to your Spotify Account > Apps or follow this link: https://www.spotify.com/account/apps/. Paradify does not keep or share any information from your Spotify. Also, the Spotify API creates a very short-lived access token that Paradify uses. It lasts 3600 seconds (please check their API at https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/concepts/access-token). The access token allows Paradify to add songs to your playlist, limited to accessing only one single playlist, without access to your other playlists. Even if your access token is stolen, it cannot be used to change your password, as the token created by Spotify strictly allows adding a song to your playlist, due to its restrictive access (you can see what you are granting access to when you log in to Spotify. Spotify shows what Paradify needs, and you approve it). You can ask Spotify how your password was changed, whether via the access token or in a different way. You said that after you deleted the extension, something happened a few hours later. As I mentioned, the token is active for only 3600 seconds, not hours. There is no way to create a new access token after you uninstalled it. Let me know if you still have concern, I'm here to help