For example, YouTube’s recommendations are often inaccurate and get in the way of a clean experience (fortunately you can turn them off). Video buffering is another big problem, which isn’t as easy to fix.

And then there’s the issue of playlists being shown in backwards order. What in the world? I don’t know why YouTube does it, but here’s a way around it.Unfortunately, the workaround requires that you use Chrome or another browser that supports Chrome extensions.

Then all you have to do is install an extension called Reverse YouTube Playlist (creative, isn’t it?) and restart your browser.Now the next time you view a playlist, you should see a button called Reverse order of the playlist. Click it and the playlist order should flip around. Boom.

It can be a bit buggy at times, but overall it works quite well. The next time you watch an online course or something else that’s chronological, it will make your life much easier.