The Daily Dose

YouTube launched its music platform late last year to little fanfare, offering all you can eat music for $7.99/month on the site, with no ads. While many of us use YouTube to listen to the occasional song, it’s no match for a real music service like Spotify or Google Music since it doesn’t offer background listening or the ability to search for songs without using the site. A new third-party Chrome extension called Streamus is changing that, however, turning the site into a legitimate music service that lives in a popup in your browser. Streamus feels like something that Google itself…

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