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Is there a way to turn off autoplay on YouTube playlists?
Launch the YouTube app on your device. Play any video you want. Tap on the video, and at the upper right corner, you’ll see the Autoplay toggle switch. Tap on the toggle switch, and it will automatically move from “On” to “Off.”
How do I stop YouTube from loading next video?
To turn off autoplay in the YouTube mobile app, tap on your profile image (or your avatar) in the top right corner of the screen. Then hit “Settings,” and finally, on the next menu, scroll down and tap the slider beside the words “Autoplay next video.”
How do I enable AutoPlay?
The process is slightly different on mobile, but works whether you have an Android or iPhone:
- Open the YouTube app.
- Tap to play a video.
- Next to the “Up Next” section, below the player, toggle the autoplay switch back on. It’ll turn blue when it’s on.
If you can’t find the YouTube autoplay button, you can enable or disable YouTube autoplay in Settings: Open the YouTube app. Go to Settings > Autoplay. Turn on or off the button for Autoplay next video as your wish.
Is there a way to turn off auto play on YouTube?
Closed 3 years ago. When I open on YouTube a video, which is in a playlist, after the video has reached the end another video from that playlist is loaded automatically. In YouTube settings ” Repeat playlist ” button is turned off, ” Autoplay ” is turned off.
How can I Disable Autoplay of the next video of a playlist?
In the mini settings panel that pops up, turn “Autoplay” off. You can also scroll down past the video until you find an “Up next” list, and at the right of that turn off “Autoplay”. The two controls are linked.
Is there a way to stop YouTube up next?
As of YouTube for iOS version 11.17 or later, the Up Next feature is enabled by default within the native app on iPhone and iPad. The process to disable this feature is the same as the one described above on desktop. Still, if you need step by step instructions, here is how you can stop YouTube’s ‘Up Next’ feature within the iOS app.
One of my pet peeves with YouTube is how after completing a video, the service shoves a new video down your throat with a feature called “Up Next,” which gives you a 15-second time frame to click the “X” button at the top right of the video before the next video starts to play. Sounds familiar?