I NEVER write reviews. Never! This is my 1st and only for an add-on. And long overdue! I very much like and appreciate this Auto-Subtitle add-on. Thank you Much! - Sometimes the official subs are available, great. But even the imperfect auto-generated ones are 95% accurate. Sincerest thank you to the maker. (Opening the generated srt file in a text reader like Notepad, one can see the words, copy paste, etc). Thank you thank you thank you!

This addon is insulting! It does absolutely nothing useful. It's not like the auto-caption that Chrome has - it's nowhere near that. Instead, it just links to paid services.

MISLEADING & USELESS! This is an insult to the deaf community. By law in most countries, basic captioning should be free for deaf and hard-of-hearing users. All this add-on does is link you to paid services. Do not use this add-on! There are a number of free solutions out there, especially if you use another (not to be named) of the most popular browsers. Look them up. Firefox developers: shame on you for not giving accessibility the priority it requires.

This browser extension requires an account for either Google Cloud or Amazon Web Services. Why did it not say anything of this in the description?

Перемикач так і не з'являється як на демо відео.

Should mention that it needs you to set up Google Cloud or Amazon Cloud to use it.

I love when D/deaf and hard of hearing folks need accessibility things and when given said accessibility options you have to PAY FOR IT TO WORK. No thanks.

This is too expensive for most personal users, it may be suitable for commercial organisations and YouTube professionals. (If you put the costs on the description you would avoid getting rated down for that.)
I clicked the toolbar icon while playing a video clip on Twitter, and a YouTube Hindi news broadcast. The icons appeared on the videos correctly. When clicked, a dialog opens requesting Google Cloud Services API key. A link opens instructions how to set up an API key. The instructions did not explain how to restrict the Key (recommended in the Key window), or guarantee any security of the key which you are giving to the Dev.
The Google cloud platform requires credit card details. It costs US$100 per month, after 3 month free trial (not auto-billed, unless you activate it first). 2 APIs are needed, the subtitle generator costs 4.45c per minute after 60 free minutes, but the translator costs $US45 per minute!!!
I did not provide the API key I generated to the Dev, because of security concerns. So I have not tested it.
Dev, could you provide an option to generate subtitles without having to pay for translation? There seem to be free subtitle translation add-ons available (not checked though).

fake spam add on. doesn't work and tries to get you to sign up for some service. reported for abuse

I added a GCP account, but the subtitle window hangs at "Subtitles are being generated...".

Doesn't even work

You need an Google or Amazon Cloud Account in order to use this Add-On! As always: It's still hard for deaf people to find free live transcriptions apps (or at least one-time payment apps/add-ons), for video and podcast uses (especially for Desktop) :/

A very good extension, very good idea, breaking the language barrier. I really like this tool, but there are a few small bugs I want the developer to improve and fix
1. Video quality is noticeably reduced when in automatic subtitles window
2. can not be used on chrome and only works on firefox to be stable
3. some sites auto-subtile can't get videos

good

Needs an Amazon Cloud account