YouTube testing video queue on Android and iOS; here's how to enable – 9to5Google

“Add to queue” is already available on the YouTube website, and it’s now in testing for the Android and iOS apps.  At the moment, “Save to Watch later” or “Save to playlist” is how you can get back to something that you don’t want to view right away. However, these two options are more permanent and save things to your library, thus requiring manual removal after watching.  A queue is more temporary, and the YouTube mobile apps are finally getting one. Once live, the three-dot overflow menu next to videos — YouTube Shorts don’t apply — will house a new “Play last in queue” option at the very top of the list. After selecting, YouTube will create a queue at the bottom of your screen. This panel will let you drag to rearrange the viewing order, as well as remove by swiping left. There are also options to repeat and shuffle playback. Swiping away/closing the mini-player clears the queue. If you play something, it will automatically be added to the queue and can be moved back. This capability (“Line up watch to watch”) is notably advertised as a “Premium feature.” How to test the YouTube queue Testing today is also
Read More