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No "Previous Page" on the playlists list
There is no way to go back to the previous page of the playlists list.
(this is the third and last page of the playlists of Linux Tech Tips)
This is a limitation of how playlists are provided by YouTube. It's easier to see when looking at the respective API endpoint.
Essentially, YouTube provides a random token on each request that can be used to get the next page of playlists. AFAIK, YouTube doesn't provide the previously used token, so it's not possible to go back without using controls provided by the browser.
That's because YouTube only supports infinite-scrolling without a offering "Next page" / "Previous page" link.
Why not simply add a new URL parameter then, e.g. previous=OLD_TOKEN?
That's because YouTube only supports infinite-scrolling without a offering "Next page" / "Previous page" link. Why not simply add a new URL parameter then, e.g.
previous=OLD_TOKEN?
If it's not possible just having a "first page" might also be better than having to go back in the channel and clicking playlists again
Why not simply add a new URL parameter then, e.g.
previous=OLD_TOKEN?
Unfortunately this won't solve the problem, since the previous page won't be able to get the previous for itself, if that makes sense. It'd be necessary to have a previous=OLD_TOKEN1,OLD_TOKEN2,....
I think having a "first page" link is probably the best option here. It may make sense to refactor this to use the same code as /community since the implementation is extremely similar, although it wouldn't work without Javascript.
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