Just alias it in your .bashrc
alias yt-dlps='yt-dlp --sponsorblock-remove CATS --write-subs --write-thumbnail'
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This will work, but is not as nice as the official way to do it via a config file, as described by another comment here.
It's better actually, because you don't need to mess with the config if you want to run it without the switch.
Check out this part of the docs
I use the section 4 approach with great success.
Today I learned yt-dlp has sponsorblock built in
I’m sure there would be a way to create a script that puts the commands that you’d like in for a given url. Also haven’t used yt-dlp, it’s nice that they have sponsorblock built in.
I didn't even realize it was POSSIBLE to differentiate those sections let alone remove them. Thanks for inadvertently informing me.
Why would you want to remove cats, they're adorable 🥺