Real AIOEXT on YouTube Actual browser view
AIOEXT running on YouTube with the advanced audio panel open while a video and channel information remain visible.
The preview is a real AIOEXT session โ€” video, channel information, themes, and the live 9K control panel together.

Built around YouTube

The controls YouTube leaves out.

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Better audio

0โ€“300% boost, 5-band EQ, balance, leveler, limiter, and Music tuning.

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Better playback

Fine speed control, seek steps, whole/Aโ€“B loops, frame tools, and hotkeys.

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Make it yours

Vivid, Neon, Disco, custom colors, picture filters, layout cleanup, and tab branding.

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Studio + Live

Local preview controls, stream-preview stats, resilient player detection, and Studio theming.

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YouTube Music

Track-aware controls, bass tuning, visualization, Music profiles, and queue behavior.

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Smart tools

Profiles, automatic rules, Quick Queue, bookmarks, screenshots, diagnostics, and backup.

Mobile web

AIOEXT goes with YouTube on your phone.

On supported mobile browsers, AIOEXT switches to touch-friendly controls instead of squeezing the desktop panel onto a small screen.

Watch pagesVolume boost, speed, loops, themes, and the everyday YouTube controls stay available.
YouTube MusicUse the Music-aware tools, audio tuning, queue behavior, and compact controls from mobile web.
Touch-first 9K buttonTap for quick controls; press and hold for the full AIOEXT panel.
Studio is desktop-firstSome Studio pages can work in mobile browsers, but Live Control Room is designed and tested primarily for desktop.
AIOEXT runs in supported browsers and does not inject into the native YouTube app. AIOEXT is YouTube-focused today. More website providers are planned in the future, including Twitch.
Compatibility, permissions & known limits

Access: YouTube-family pages plus extension storage only. No all-sites permission, Discord tokens, browsing history, or unrelated accounts.

Mobile: Browser-based support only; the native YouTube application cannot load AIOEXT directly.

Screenshots: Direct frame capture can be blocked on some media by browser cross-origin restrictions.

YouTube changes: Compatibility Safe Mode helps isolate breakage, but a major YouTube DOM/player change can still require an AIOEXT update.