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Save your YouTube playback progress locally and resume bookmarked videos exactly where you left off. You know that thing where you bookmark a two-hour video, come back later, and have no clue where you stopped? Yeah. I made this because I kept doing it. 'Bookmark Resume for YouTube' saves your playback position for any YouTube video you've bookmarked. Pause it, switch tabs, or go do something else. Next time you open that bookmark, it picks up from where you left off. No extra clicks. It saves your spot when you pause, about a second after you drag the timeline, when you switch tabs or videos, and every 30 seconds while the video plays. Rewinding to rewatch a part counts too. It just remembers where you actually stopped. Some stuff worth knowing: - Your bookmark links stay the same. Stars, icons, and folders work like they always did. - You can turn on a setting that adds the percent to the bookmark name, like [43%] Video Title, so you can see how far you got. - Videos under two minutes, the first 30 seconds, and the last 30 seconds are skipped on purpose. - Everything stays in your browser. No account, no server, no tracking. - It only runs on youtube.com. If your bookmarks are basically a graveyard of half-finished videos, this should help.
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