The full css path of the div you want to block will be different on every type of list, "home", "recommended", "subscriptions" etc. But the basic string rule will be the same, you just have to set 3 or 4 sets of the same rules and you're done.
Also, you'll have to set the rules on both mobile and desktop, since the layouts are different. But after setting up the first rule set, it's just a copy and paste job for every other list. Not a hard task at all. I haven't touched my filters in over 3 months, the last time was to add the "no video with more than 1 million views" rule.
These rules basically never break, I only have to edit the filters when the Youtube algo decides to push another set of annoying videos on to my feed. The layout, it seems, never changes.
Also, you'll have to set the rules on both mobile and desktop, since the layouts are different. But after setting up the first rule set, it's just a copy and paste job for every other list. Not a hard task at all. I haven't touched my filters in over 3 months, the last time was to add the "no video with more than 1 million views" rule.
These rules basically never break, I only have to edit the filters when the Youtube algo decides to push another set of annoying videos on to my feed. The layout, it seems, never changes.