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Automatically save and resume YouTube playlists from the exact episode and timestamp. Supports Google Drive sync. Easily start right where you left off on any YouTube playlist. PlaylistMark is a lightweight browser extension that solves the frustration of losing your watch progress on long YouTube playlists, TV shows, series, or courses. No more wasting time searching for where you were, open your playlist and get back to your exact video and timestamp instantly. 📺 KEY FEATURES: • Auto-Save Progress: Automatically remembers the exact video you were watching and the precise second you left off. • Resume Instantly: No need to navigate back to YouTube just to find your history. Open the extension directly from a blank tab, click "Continue", and jump straight back to your exact timestamp. • No YouTube Login Required: Save your watch progress fully anonymously. PlaylistMark works flawlessly without needing a signed-in YouTube account or having YouTube's native watch history enabled. • Cloud Sync: Sign in securely with Google to back up your saved playlists to your personal Google Drive and sync them seamlessly across all your devices. • Dark Mode UI for a sleek experience. • Multi-language support (English, Vietnamese, Chinese). 💡 HOW TO USE: 1. Open any YouTube Playlist. 2. Open the PlaylistMark extension. 3. Click "Add current playlist". 4. Next time you want to watch, just open the extension (even right from a New Tab) and click "Continue" on your playlist.
Jun 28, 2026
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