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Queue videos from any tab into a persistent sidebar playlist. Cross-Tab YouTube Queue lets you build a custom video playlist from any YouTube tab and watch them in sequence. I always opened YouTube videos in tabs only to find I could then not use the YouTube queue system and was forced to use watch later or lists. This solved the problem for me so I released it in case anybody else had the same problem. Features 🎬 Queue from YouTube tab Add videos to your queue with one click from the player page Right-click any YouTube page to add it directly Add any YouTube page to queue by clicking the extension in the toolbar Queue all open YouTube tabs at once from the popup 📋 Persistent Sidebar Playlist See your queue right on YouTube's watch page Drag and drop to reorder videos Visual indicator shows which video is currently playing ⏭️ Seamless Playback Previous/Next navigation buttons appear when a queued video is playing Queue persists across browser sessions 🔄 Cross-Tab Sync Queue updates instantly across all your YouTube tabs Add a video in one tab, see it appear everywhere How to Use Open any YouTube video Click "Add to Queue" next to the like/share buttons Your queue appears in the sidebar This extension: Only runs on youtube.com Stores your queue locally using Chrome's sync storage Does not collect or transmit any personal data No analytics, no tracking
Dec 4, 2025
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