I've just upgraded to Win 10 from 8.1. However, I cannot find the YouTube app to click on or pin to the taskbar. Each time I want YouTube I have to visit the site. On 8.1 I just clicked the taskbar icon. Does anyone know how I can restore YouTube to the taskbar? Note: It does not show up as an app in the start menu.
Thank you.
Here: Your request appears to be from an automated process
Hmm, it might not be the right one.
Yes, that appears to be a playback app. I'm looking for a direct link to YouTube.Hmm, it might not be the right one.
I'm not sure what 'automated process' means?
I have no idea what it mean's either. I copied the address from the site it link's to.Yes, that appears to be a playback app. I'm looking for a direct link to YouTube.
I'm not sure what 'automated process' means?
Then posted it here and it turned weird on me.
Maybe someone else will stop by later with a better idea and link.
Like the one above, I found more apps for YouTube but, they were all for cell phone's.
Why not just put the link on your bookmark toolbar and use that?I've just upgraded to Win 10 from 8.1. However, I cannot find the YouTube app to click on or pin to the taskbar. Each time I want YouTube I have to visit the site. On 8.1 I just clicked the taskbar icon. Does anyone know how I can restore YouTube to the taskbar? Note: It does not show up as an app in the start menu.
Thank you.
I could do, but that's a workaround. I would like to know I can't pin the YouTube link to my taskbar. I could in Win 8.1. I know there is some tension between MS and Google over YouTube and am wondering if that is the reason MS is making it difficult to 'stick' the YouTube shortcut. Haven't other users noticed this anomaly?Why not just put the link on your bookmark toolbar and use that?
Which browser do you use? If it is chrome, open youtube, go to chrome customize options, add to taskbar. There is a bug in w10 when it won't be added to taskbar but it will appear in start. Go to start, and from there you can pin it to taskbar.
I use Chrome and have pinned YouTube to the taskbar in that bowser. But the question remains: why can't I perform this same, straightforward option in Edge?
Another complaint: I hate the missing toolbars in Edge, notably the absent 'Favourites.' I know I can open the folders by clicking, but I want the items on permanent display across the top of the screen, as with all previous iterations of IE.
I'm giving serious consideration to rolling back to 8.1. In my opinion, the MS development team have succumbed to the temptation to shoehorn users into a micro-managed software environment that suits software engineers rather than everyday users.
I use Chrome and have pinned YouTube to the taskbar in that bowser. But the question remains: why can't I perform this same, straightforward option in Edge? I take your point about the start menu but YouTube is not listed there (on my system) and I can't seem to introduce it.
Another complaint: I hate the missing toolbars in Edge, notably the absent 'Favourites.' I know I can open the folders by clicking, but I want the items on permanent display across the top of the screen, as with all previous iterations of IE.
I'm giving serious consideration to rolling back to 8.1. In my opinion, the MS development team have succumbed to the temptation to shoehorn users into a micro-managed software environment that suits software engineers rather than everyday users.
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