Keep your place in a long playlist
Watched videos are marked, finished ones are skipped, and playback resumes where you stopped — without signing in.
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What this does
Every video you finish is marked in the queue. When you come back, playback starts at the next unwatched one, and the queue shows how many videos and how much runtime you have left. Nothing is stored on a server and nothing asks you to register.
When you need it
A 200-video course you are working through over a month. A channel archive you watch a few videos at a time. Any series long enough that remembering the last episode is a chore, and personal enough that you would rather not have it in an account's watch history.
What YouTube does instead
Watch history and playlist position live in your Google account, which means signing in, and which means the record is mixed in with everything else you watch. What is missing is a plain answer to "how far am I through this specific list, and what is next".
Questions
Where is my progress stored?
In your browser's local storage, per playlist or channel. No account, no server-side profile.
What happens if I clear my browser data?
It is gone, which is why there is an export. Save your progress to a file and import it later or on another device.
Can I move progress to my phone?
Yes, via the same export and import. There is no automatic sync between devices.
Can I mark videos as watched manually?
Yes, individually or in bulk, so you can bring a series you started elsewhere up to date.
Does it track partially watched videos?
Your position within the current video is kept as well as the list of finished ones, so a long video resumes rather than restarting.