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    See youtube.com/watch?v=3CNRRdyFwsY (and other videos by gotbletu) which points to github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer and for Ubuntu there's a ppa (link on the github page).

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    See youtube.com/watch?v=3CNRRdyFwsY (and other videos by gotbletu) which points to github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer and for Ubuntu there's a ppa (link on the github page).

    – Justice for Monica
    Oct 1 at 16:26






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    Are you sure you want to read those?

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    Oct 1 at 16:29












  • @DK Bose it works with --comments flag ! Put this as an answer .

    – Ivan
    Oct 1 at 16:51











  • Will do in a few minutes.

    – Justice for Monica
    Oct 1 at 16:55













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    See youtube.com/watch?v=3CNRRdyFwsY (and other videos by gotbletu) which points to github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer and for Ubuntu there's a ppa (link on the github page).

    – Justice for Monica
    Oct 1 at 16:26






  • 1





    Are you sure you want to read those?

    – dessert
    Oct 1 at 16:29












  • @DK Bose it works with --comments flag ! Put this as an answer .

    – Ivan
    Oct 1 at 16:51











  • Will do in a few minutes.

    – Justice for Monica
    Oct 1 at 16:55












  • 1





    See youtube.com/watch?v=3CNRRdyFwsY (and other videos by gotbletu) which points to github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer and for Ubuntu there's a ppa (link on the github page).

    – Justice for Monica
    Oct 1 at 16:26






  • 1





    Are you sure you want to read those?

    – dessert
    Oct 1 at 16:29












  • @DK Bose it works with --comments flag ! Put this as an answer .

    – Ivan
    Oct 1 at 16:51











  • Will do in a few minutes.

    – Justice for Monica
    Oct 1 at 16:55







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See youtube.com/watch?v=3CNRRdyFwsY (and other videos by gotbletu) which points to github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer and for Ubuntu there's a ppa (link on the github page).

– Justice for Monica
Oct 1 at 16:26





See youtube.com/watch?v=3CNRRdyFwsY (and other videos by gotbletu) which points to github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer and for Ubuntu there's a ppa (link on the github page).

– Justice for Monica
Oct 1 at 16:26




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Are you sure you want to read those?

– dessert
Oct 1 at 16:29






Are you sure you want to read those?

– dessert
Oct 1 at 16:29














@DK Bose it works with --comments flag ! Put this as an answer .

– Ivan
Oct 1 at 16:51





@DK Bose it works with --comments flag ! Put this as an answer .

– Ivan
Oct 1 at 16:51













Will do in a few minutes.

– Justice for Monica
Oct 1 at 16:55





Will do in a few minutes.

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According to a video by gotbletu, youtube-viewer - Watch, Read and Post Youtube Comments - Linux CLI, the youtube-viewer application can do what you want. You may add the Webupd8.org ppa using sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 and then install the youtube-viewer package for your version of Ubuntu.




The earlier video by gotbletu on YouTube Viewer is Youtube-Viewer -- Search and Play Youtube Video - Linux CLI and a detailed review from 2015 is here.




I followed the instructions and installed youtube-viewer and its dependencies on Lubuntu 19.04.



I ran youtube-viewer --comments 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVzGZo5kS8c' to look at the comments for that video.



Comments displayed in youtube-viewer



At the same time, I also viewed the video in Firefox 69:



Comments displayed in Firefox



  • youtube-viewer seems to default to displaying comments chronologically, newest first. So I sorted the comments in Firefox the same way.

  • youtube-viewer seems to only display comments but not their replies as can be seen by comparing the highlighted areas in the images. So if one is interested in viewing replies as well, then a full-fledged browser maybe needed.





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    According to a video by gotbletu, youtube-viewer - Watch, Read and Post Youtube Comments - Linux CLI, the youtube-viewer application can do what you want. You may add the Webupd8.org ppa using sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 and then install the youtube-viewer package for your version of Ubuntu.




    The earlier video by gotbletu on YouTube Viewer is Youtube-Viewer -- Search and Play Youtube Video - Linux CLI and a detailed review from 2015 is here.




    I followed the instructions and installed youtube-viewer and its dependencies on Lubuntu 19.04.



    I ran youtube-viewer --comments 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVzGZo5kS8c' to look at the comments for that video.



    Comments displayed in youtube-viewer



    At the same time, I also viewed the video in Firefox 69:



    Comments displayed in Firefox



    • youtube-viewer seems to default to displaying comments chronologically, newest first. So I sorted the comments in Firefox the same way.

    • youtube-viewer seems to only display comments but not their replies as can be seen by comparing the highlighted areas in the images. So if one is interested in viewing replies as well, then a full-fledged browser maybe needed.





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      According to a video by gotbletu, youtube-viewer - Watch, Read and Post Youtube Comments - Linux CLI, the youtube-viewer application can do what you want. You may add the Webupd8.org ppa using sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 and then install the youtube-viewer package for your version of Ubuntu.




      The earlier video by gotbletu on YouTube Viewer is Youtube-Viewer -- Search and Play Youtube Video - Linux CLI and a detailed review from 2015 is here.




      I followed the instructions and installed youtube-viewer and its dependencies on Lubuntu 19.04.



      I ran youtube-viewer --comments 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVzGZo5kS8c' to look at the comments for that video.



      Comments displayed in youtube-viewer



      At the same time, I also viewed the video in Firefox 69:



      Comments displayed in Firefox



      • youtube-viewer seems to default to displaying comments chronologically, newest first. So I sorted the comments in Firefox the same way.

      • youtube-viewer seems to only display comments but not their replies as can be seen by comparing the highlighted areas in the images. So if one is interested in viewing replies as well, then a full-fledged browser maybe needed.





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        According to a video by gotbletu, youtube-viewer - Watch, Read and Post Youtube Comments - Linux CLI, the youtube-viewer application can do what you want. You may add the Webupd8.org ppa using sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 and then install the youtube-viewer package for your version of Ubuntu.




        The earlier video by gotbletu on YouTube Viewer is Youtube-Viewer -- Search and Play Youtube Video - Linux CLI and a detailed review from 2015 is here.




        I followed the instructions and installed youtube-viewer and its dependencies on Lubuntu 19.04.



        I ran youtube-viewer --comments 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVzGZo5kS8c' to look at the comments for that video.



        Comments displayed in youtube-viewer



        At the same time, I also viewed the video in Firefox 69:



        Comments displayed in Firefox



        • youtube-viewer seems to default to displaying comments chronologically, newest first. So I sorted the comments in Firefox the same way.

        • youtube-viewer seems to only display comments but not their replies as can be seen by comparing the highlighted areas in the images. So if one is interested in viewing replies as well, then a full-fledged browser maybe needed.





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        According to a video by gotbletu, youtube-viewer - Watch, Read and Post Youtube Comments - Linux CLI, the youtube-viewer application can do what you want. You may add the Webupd8.org ppa using sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 and then install the youtube-viewer package for your version of Ubuntu.




        The earlier video by gotbletu on YouTube Viewer is Youtube-Viewer -- Search and Play Youtube Video - Linux CLI and a detailed review from 2015 is here.




        I followed the instructions and installed youtube-viewer and its dependencies on Lubuntu 19.04.



        I ran youtube-viewer --comments 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVzGZo5kS8c' to look at the comments for that video.



        Comments displayed in youtube-viewer



        At the same time, I also viewed the video in Firefox 69:



        Comments displayed in Firefox



        • youtube-viewer seems to default to displaying comments chronologically, newest first. So I sorted the comments in Firefox the same way.

        • youtube-viewer seems to only display comments but not their replies as can be seen by comparing the highlighted areas in the images. So if one is interested in viewing replies as well, then a full-fledged browser maybe needed.






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