Play a whole channel in chronological order
Every upload in one queue, oldest to newest, playing back to back.
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youtube.com/channel/UC…
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
youtube.com/watch?v=…&list=PL…
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Drag the cards or use ↑↓ to reorder – your order stays exactly as you set it.
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What this does
Paste a channel URL and you get its uploads as a single ordered queue: video one, then two, then three, until the end. You can flip the whole thing to newest first with one click, and the queue keeps your position between visits.
When you need it
Chronological order is the right order more often than YouTube assumes. Long-running series build on earlier episodes. Tutorials assume you watched the previous part. A creator's early work is the interesting part of the story if you are catching up years late. Recommendations cannot give you that — they give you whatever is popular now.
What YouTube does instead
A channel's Videos tab does offer an oldest-first sort. It reorders the thumbnails and stops there: there is no play-all on that tab, so nothing turns the sorted grid into continuous playback. Click the first video and the next one is chosen for you by recommendations. Nothing records how far into the catalogue you have got, so returning a week later means finding your place by hand.
Here the queue is fixed. It ends when the channel ends.
Questions
Is this the old &list=UL trick?
No. Appending &list=UL to a video URL used to produce a channel playlist and stopped working years ago. This builds the queue from YouTube's official API instead, so it does not depend on an undocumented URL.
Can I go newest to oldest?
Yes, one toggle reverses the queue, and the position you have saved stays valid.
Does it include Shorts and live streams?
Uploads come through as the channel published them. You can filter the queue by length, which is the practical way to keep short-form clips out of a long watch.
Do I need a browser extension?
No, which also means it works on phones, where extensions do not.
Will it remember my place across a series of hundreds of videos?
Yes, that is what it is for. Watched videos are marked and skipped, and playback resumes at the next unwatched one.