It now redirects to /feed/channels. I'm not seeing an "Export to XML" option anymore. Anybody else?

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EDIT I found a JSON file under Google Takeout that has the data. Just need to write a script to clean it up.

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EDIT #2 Try this out now. Works on my system.

    #!/bin/bash
grep -Eo "\"channelId\" : [[:punct:]][a-zA-Z0-9./?=_-]*" ./subscriptions.json > ./rawchannels.txt
sed 's:"channelId" \: ":https\://www.youtube.com/channel/:' ./rawchannels.txt > ./youtube-dl-channels.txt

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Any feedback is welcome!

This is a huge issue for people with many subscriptions. I currently have around 730 subscriptions and i find it impossible to manage this huge list.

Not only that but such a big list is causing huge slowdowns for the website and the subscription feed page is not loading at all (only error 500 with the monkey)

The manager page only has 3 sorting options and a search field. There is nothing to manage there besides subing or unsubbing.

Here are a few changes that would work magic:

• the ability to create folders for subscriptions (similar to video playlists) so i can sort things (music channels, news channels, etc)

• the ability to control what appears in the subscription list in the front page (left side menu) to avoid massive slowdowns from youtube having to load so much

• just above the subs list in the menu add a search field that filters things as you type to easily find a channel

• pinned/favorite channels that stay on top of the rest

• separate list for channels that are streaming live

Some if these things could also be applied to people that have many playlists saved.

Do you guys have any other ideas or advice?