How to Download and Install YouTube App On Mac | Add YouTube App to Mac Dock

How to Download and Install YouTube App On Mac | Download YouTube App On Mac | How to Add YouTube Web App into macOS Dock | Mac OS Sonoma.

1. Open Safari on your Mac.
3. Choose the Share icon. top right, next to the plus sign
4. Click on Add to Dock. Finally, Click Add

The YouTube app will now appear in the dock. You can open it by clicking the icon. Once you have added the link to the dock, you can move it around and arrange it as you like.

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YouTube app is not available on the Mac app store. How to download YouTube app on MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, and Mac Mini.

[SampatRajmouli]

Thank you sir for the very simple procedure, and I installed many apps with this method..

[RichardChandler-Jones]

Many thanks for your helpful video. Much appreciated 😊

[Stopvimon]

I don’t see the doc option how do I fix that

[arkman]

No dock option on my MacBook Pro. Any other advise?

[LawrieFWhite]

Well this is the best explanation ever. Many thanks

[BrickBorg]

thanks so much bro. and to think its so simple lol😂

[petraemack]

Niyas - HELLO - we do NOT have the ADD to DOC option - what next

[sarankeo]

Know ten is not like a skill, thanks for tour video 🙏

[templeMyTube]

This is not an app. This is just a short cut added to your dock. I would prefer bookmark instead of occupying real estate of dock. Please rename how to add short cut instead of calling an App. Application is specifically designed to take advantage of a specific platform.

[mayamoubarak]

this is not the actual app... just a link to the website.

[DerDieDasBio]

With the macOS app "Link to APP" you can view YouTube as an app natively on the Mac. The videos are all even ad-free and without interruptions. You can give the app its own icon and customize the name.

At the moment, the user interface is unfortunately only available in German, but YouTube, or its own URL, is still in its own language.