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[Feature Request]: show if video is saved (and maybe in what playlist) #4982
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Can you clarify what change is wanted and where? Like the "Add to Playlist" |
Hi @MrHappy,
This isnt gone but it could be that you havent enabled this yet. Now you will see a Clock icon instead of a Star icon on the places you are used to, when hovering on a thumbnail and under the video player. When clicked on the icon it will save that video to the playlist you have enabled this feature for. VirtualBoxVM_uxVAdHcxFE.mp4We also indicate if a video is already added to a playlist VirtualBoxVM_Ge4sMkAMTQ.mp4Closing this issue as i think this has addressed your points. |
@efb4f5ff-1298-471a-8973-3d47447115dc I don't understand why you are against re-implementing a simple indicator to the video page? @jasonhenriquez I think a number would be useful indeed, but a colored + icon would also be a good start. |
They didn't say that they were opposed to that; it was more that the issue description didn't specify where the indication was wanted.
Is this true since the Favorites playlist is Quick Bookmarked by default, and that's the only playlist users had before v0.20? Having an indicator from the icon of whether the video is in other playlists than the main one is a feature that I'm not sure if I've ever seen in any YT frontend. I'm open to starting the experiment, but I think it would be fair to say this is untrodden ground.
I'm not sure if color alone would be an intuitive indicator of that. Would you be open to creating a sketch or wiremock of your recommendation? |
I don't think this is as salient given that the quick bookmark icon resolves this issue for the most common use case of one "main" playlist where people put most videos into, but I will reopen this issue as this seems to be a novel request. The main question that I have is what use cases we're trying to solve for.
So it would need to be known what is the actual issue that needs to be fixed, and how can it be done in a way that doesn't notably complicate the user experience for people unconcerned with this use case. |
I did not have this enabled, but unfortunately this only works for the playlist I marked as 'favorite'. |
Yes thats the intended behavior. It only shows a checkmark on the thumbnail if it is saved to the quick bookmark playlist. If you want to know if a video is saved in a playlist that is NOT the quick bookmark playlist you have to go to the add to playlist window for more information. |
It seems to me that this is unwanted by @efb4f5ff-1298-471a-8973-3d47447115dc
One can see it that way (so it is an argument), but I see it a little different: before you could see whether a video was saved and now you can't, at least not immediately.
I am bad at painting, but when I have time, I might experiment with something. Regarding the scope: |
This issue has been automatically closed because there has been no response to our request for more information from the original author. With only the information that is currently in the issue, we don't have enough information to take action. Please reach out if you have or find the answers we need so that we can investigate further. |
I was not aware another response was needed. Please reopen. |
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Problem Description
Now when I watch a video I cannot see if the video is already saved in a playlist (and in what playlist).
Proposed Solution
In the previous version there was a yellow asterisk to indicate it was saved.
Something like that and (preferably the name of the playlist).
Alternatives Considered
Saving it again and after that checking other playlist if I did not save it there already and remove duplicates.
Issue Labels
display more information to user
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