Watch YouTube videos and Shorts one after another, from your favorite channels or a playlist. Choose what to play and let it repeat.
Paste a channel or video link, or open a YouTube playlist.
Filter your own queue by Videos, Shorts or All, then press Start.
Repeat your queue and optionally check channels every 6, 12 or 24 hours while this page is open.
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You can start your queue in a moment.Jump to the last 10 seconds to quickly check whether the next video starts automatically. Then try playing full videos too.
Turn a collection of videos into a viewing session that makes sense. These small choices help you keep the context, compare ideas and come back to what matters.
For a history topic, start with an overview, then put events in chronological order. Upload dates describe when a video was published, not when an event happened. Use the arrow buttons to arrange the sequence yourself. End with a different perspective so the last video does not become your only conclusion.
A Short can introduce a person or question, but its length leaves little room for evidence. Add a longer explanation beside it and compare the claims. When the source does not identify the format, Rondli keeps it as unknown. You can label it yourself after checking the video.
Keep a short list for revision and a separate list for discovery. Before replaying, write down one question you want the next viewing to answer. Repetition helps you revisit an explanation; it does not prove that explanation is accurate. Check important claims against an independent source.
Explore stories about American presidents. A useful sequence is Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. As you watch, compare the problem each president inherited, the decision described and the evidence offered. New visitors start with recent uploads from this channel; you can replace them or build another list.
Open channel ↗Repeat starts your list again after the last item. Press Start once to allow playback. Keep the page and player visible: browser restrictions, a sleeping device, connection loss or an unavailable YouTube video can interrupt a session.
Recent import retrieves the uploads provided by YouTube’s public feed or channel page. Rondli does not cut this selection off at 15, but YouTube’s feed usually contains only 15 recent entries. Play all uploads opens the channel’s uploads playlist in the YouTube player. Importing the complete archive into your own editable queue requires an active YouTube API connection. Private, removed or restricted videos may be unavailable.
Your lists and playback position are saved in this browser. Another browser or device has separate storage. Export a backup before clearing browser data or moving from localhost to rondli.com. Import adds copies and keeps your existing lists.
Sharing publishes the list name, video IDs and format labels, or a YouTube playlist ID. It does not include your watch position or history. Anyone with the link can open it for 30 days. A shared list is a snapshot and does not update when you edit your own copy.