Really excellent core functionality--saves me a lot of time on videos! However, its Chrome-first heritage is evident. A couple of tweaks to function better in Firefox would be helpful:

1 - logging in to your account is not possible from within the open Scribe sidebar; the popup does not appear so you have to log in through the Scribe homepage

2 - Scribe halfway breaks the Firefox sidebar button: Firefox's sidebar houses bookmarks, history, etc and also extensions like Scribe. Clicking the sidebar button normally opens the sidebar to whatever module was last focused there, with the option thereafter to choose a different module from a drop-down menu at the top of the sidebar. But if Scribe was the last item focused, and you press the sidebar button while a non-YouTube website is focused, the sidebar opens only for a fraction of a second and then closes itself again.

Edit to respond to developer's question: An overlaid window sounds like it would perhaps be too much of a compromise--since it would block parts of the YouTube page. Instead, if the sidebar button is pressed and Scribe was the last module used and a non-YouTube site is focused, keep the sidebar open and Scribe could display a message like "go to a YouTube video to see a transcript."

Does not work at all and immediately tries to get you to pay. It's a trap.

I use this all the time to transcribe bad YouTube audio. It quickly transcribes the YouTube video. I then copy it as plain text, and paste in my text to speech app. Easy fix for people hearing impaired, like me.

Why on earth would I pay for something that I can get for free. Are you serious

MAN such a great job...it really Helps when 1 has long lectures especially if they r for engineering context...well done

Fantastic tool. It makes better transcripts than YouTube. The summary part didn't work for me.