user234683 / youtube-local

browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance
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[FR] Remember playback position #155

Open God-damnit-all opened 1 year ago

God-damnit-all commented 1 year ago

Invidious has a very nice feature called "Save playback position" (which admittedly does bug out sometimes), and it's very convenient if something like a browser crash occurs or I have to perform a reboot.

It would be nice if youtube-local could implement something similar.

AaronStiff commented 1 year ago

If this is equivalent to getting the direct link for the video with the current timestamp included, I second this! :)

(awesome project by the way!)

user234683 commented 1 year ago

If this is equivalent to getting the direct link for the video with the current timestamp included, I second this! :)

(awesome project by the way!)

Thank you @AaronStiff zrose added a way to do this by pressing the 't' hotkey

God-damnit-all commented 1 year ago

If this is equivalent to getting the direct link for the video with the current timestamp included, I second this! :) (awesome project by the way!)

Thank you @AaronStiff zrose added a way to do this by pressing the 't' hotkey

Really? Nothing happens when I push 't'.

AaronStiff commented 1 year ago

Oh neat!

@ImportTaste pause the video, press 't', and the link with a timestamp is copied to your clipboard.

God-damnit-all commented 1 year ago

Oh neat!

@ImportTaste pause the video, press 't', and the link with a timestamp is copied to your clipboard.

Doesn't work for me, even when I explicitly set Clipboard permissions to allow. Is there any console message for this event? Then I'd be able to tell if it's a problem with the hotkey even being registered.


EDIT: Ah, I see, there is a video hotkeys setting that I didn't have enabled, handy.

There is no console logging for the hotkeys being pressed though, that should really be changed for debugging purposes.

Hezkore commented 10 months ago

Sharing a timestamp is nice, but what really needs to exist is a way to continue the video from its last location. I have a couple of videos that are over one hour, and I only watch 10 minutes or so, and when I come back to it it's really hard to find where I was last time.

user234683 commented 7 months ago

Proposed implementation: