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The workaround I use is to connect my phone to my computer via bluetooth, and then linux/kde acts as a speaker/headphones.
So then, phone audio goes through my computer instead. I just play all audio or podcasts on my phone, and that's how I sync up my playlists, and where I'm at in them.
That's quite the unique fix. Might try it for Youtube