Copy Code from Coding Videos

What you get

• Get every file the tutorial implied, not just the last snippet on screen
• Read code in your own editor, with your own font and theme
• Use the roadmap checklist so you know which part of the video you are on
• Works alongside the Chrome extension on the YouTube watch page

Why pausing a coding video is a bad way to learn

Working memory is spent on keystrokes instead of ideas. You remember the instructor’s jokes and forget why the folder is named `lib`. A reconstructed project lets you search, jump to definition, and break things on purpose.

YouExtractor is for that workflow. It is not a downloader for movies, and it is not a subtitle ripper. It exists to get tutorial source code into your editor.

A better follow-along loop

Extract the project, skim the generated guide, then watch the video with the repo open. Pause only when a concept is unclear — not because you need to photograph a function off the screen.