Back when music videos starting getting really big on YouTube, a lot of websites popped up that would do something you think YouTube would do for y...
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No need for an extension, you can add a bookmark with something like
And click it when you want the video to loop!
Even better than bookmarklet - use a userscript to add a Loop button to the page when it loads.
For instance, check out this userscript: greasyfork.org/en/scripts/16323-yo...
For more details about userscripts:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Userscript
stackoverflow.com/questions/525898...
tampermonkey.net/
Awesome! This is great!!
But if you right click on the youtube video, there is an option to loop the video currently playing. It works without installing any extensions. Have you checked that?
See, this is why I write these posts.
:mindblown:When I discovered it I was also stunned at how stupid and non-ergonomic this feature is
I was going to comment this, and then I thought someone might already have, and here you are.
Eh, right click the video and click Loop. 🤣
Oh.... right....
Nothing like good ol' overengineering solutions right? 😓
Ha yeah you can just right click the video and you get a "Loop" option ;)
You know what woul dbe a great youtube project? THere used to be a full blown website for it but whoever made it took it down.
If you make a youtube playlist and start playing it. Next time you go to the playlist it starts from the beginning and it's frustrating as hell. It woulld be better to be able to resume your playlist wherever you left off.
I create this to practice guitar riffs. It needs a little work, but I have used it a lot to learn from. You could use it to learn anything repetitive as well. 813software.com/bitpractice/?v=x-x...
The style of your writing is so pleasant and easy to read/follow. Keep it up!
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Yo programmer,
Check this out.
classynemesis.com/projects/ytembed/
Just click the properties you want and VOILA! It loops
generated code:
iframe src="youtube.com/embed/QH2-TGUlwu4?auto..." width="560" height="315" frameborder="0">
/iframe>"
Not as much fun as grinding through code though.
Nice hack!
Now I'm wondering what's the markdown to put a YouTube video into your blog post.
OFF TO THE INTERNET!
It's custom!
See our editor guide for more.
I'd SO love to see that elsewhere, too.
Hmm, I wonder if other Markdown editors allow using embed links/scripts.
right click on video + loop button tho?
listenonrepeat.com
Couldn't you right click and select loop?
You can just right click on the video and click "loop". lol