Turns on my living room TV, opens the YouTube app, and shows the remote control on the current device so I can navigate the interface. When run from Mac, opens YouTube in Safari in fullscreen.
Opens the automatic playlist for Liked videos created for every YouTube account.
Opens the feed of channels you’ve subscribed to on YouTube – use this to directly access channels using Search, or clean up your subscriptions by removing some.
Opens the YouTube app on the chosen Apple TV, then opens the YouTube app on your mobile device – this lets you connect the two and manage your TV queue from your phone or iPad.
Opens your personal feed on Clips saved from YouTube videos. Use this feature to capture important ideas and give them custom titles, and have a feed of personalized clips to view again later.
Redirects a web URL for a YouTube into the mobile app by replacing `https: or or ` with `youtube: or or ` in the link.
Opens the YouTube Shorts feed in the iOS and iPad apps, or the YouTube Shorts page on web.
Opens the tag page on the MacStories website for stories marked with “Shortcuts.”
Removes the background of a photo before appending it to an ongoing note so you can look back at past outfits.
Opens a custom “Screenshots” folder located in the Shortcuts folder in iCloud Drive.
For a given YouTube Channel ID, creates a RSS feed link for that channel.
Opens a Mac app and moves it to a specific spot, or sends a remote command over SSH from another device to open that app.
Downloads the contents of your Desktop folder, then asks you which files you want to move and then lets you pick where to place them.
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