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I found some time to fork and remake the changes in the comment-downloader but properly this time, not just throwing it together in 30 mins. Here are the changes > -y now has actually tested and working parsing instead of whatever that old one was, so short and long urls are supported > output file is no longer necessary to specify for single downloads, it saves them to the [id].json by default > If from-file downloading (-f) is used -o works as directory changer (So it no longer dumps everything to "./") > from-file downloading is much more robust now - the resulting filenames are actually converted to normal strings (no \n or $ in resulting filename.json) also it happens automatically so -t was removed > limit should work if it was ever needed > Added error messages for known errors so when it breaks again due to google we should know > Added -a option to save directly to valid JSON array so fixing is no longer needed Function that fetches video name could be added but I expect this to be used with the files generated by youtube-dl and they already have the name in them so I don't think there is any need for that >>/7576/ > If that is not possible or easy would splitting into pages work? It would have to be splitted anyway so yes, I wanted them to autoload when you scroll lower but we could just link them as well. Now we just have figure out what amount of comments is optimal per page > They have the content but don't show what it was like or the discourse around it Exactly what i had in mind >>/7580/ I was afraid of that when they kept the maintenance page up for over a week. The only good thing is that the torrents are much more healthy now. Thankfully the tools were public so I hope someone will pick it up again soon.