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One way to create YouTube 'QuickLists' on the iPhone

Monday, 29 June 2009 10:42 Tolga
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I like to chill and view a number of Youtube videos at the end of the day using my iPhone. Until Apple releases iPhone OS 3.0 and updates the YouTube app to let you log in to your account, you can't use QuickLists to mark videos on your Mac for later viewing on the iPhone. So I created a simple workaround.

I have a Mobile Me account which updates my bookmarks regularly. So I created a bookmark folder on my bookmarks bar on my Mac, and simply drag in the YouTube video URLs of those clips I want to watch later.


Later, on my iPhone, I simply open the Safari app and open the updated folder. Rough and ready, but it does the job until the Youtube app gets updated. Happy to hear if others have better solutions to this problem...
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