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This issue contains only one feature request. I will open one issue for every feature I want to request.
What feature do you want?
Currently, you can bookmark a playlist but cannot edit it as it belongs to a Youtube account who can update it. This feature would allow the user to clone a bookmarked playlist so that they can work on it. A better way to implement this functionality would be to have an "Add to playlist" option for all videos in a playlist.
For now, there is a workaround: you can open a bookmarked playlist, play it in the background and add the play queue to a new playlist.
Why do you want this feature?
When you bookmark a playlist, you can't edit it. It just remains the way it is or might get deleted/modified by whoever has created it. If the user could instead save this playlist to a local one, it would help preserving the playlist while allowing the user to make changes to it.
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What feature do you want?
Currently, you can bookmark a playlist but cannot edit it as it belongs to a Youtube account who can update it. This feature would allow the user to clone a bookmarked playlist so that they can work on it. A better way to implement this functionality would be to have an "Add to playlist" option for all videos in a playlist.
For now, there is a workaround: you can open a bookmarked playlist, play it in the background and add the play queue to a new playlist.
Why do you want this feature?
When you bookmark a playlist, you can't edit it. It just remains the way it is or might get deleted/modified by whoever has created it. If the user could instead save this playlist to a local one, it would help preserving the playlist while allowing the user to make changes to it.
This feature request is related to #7294.
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