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What I do is:

I click the three dots on the right of the playlist page

Click "add all to..." and make a new playlist and add them to it

Then I go to the new playlist I made and click "playlist settings" and change the order to "date published (oldest)"

It's a big pain so I only really do it for longer playlists. I definitely miss having a plug-in that just reversed the order. I only use Youtube on PC, so I dunno how different it'd be on mobile.

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The awful.widget.tasklist api reference mention a parameter called arg.source which is "The function used to generate the list of client. (default awful.tasklist.source.all_clients)". https://awesomewm.org/apidoc/widgets/awful.widget.tasklist.html#awful.widget.tasklist

The awful.tasklist.source.all_clients function is documented as "Get all the clients in an undefined order.". I guess that's where you can define clients order. (It's definition is https://www.github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/tree/master/lib%2Fawful%2Fwidget%2Ftasklist.lua#L773)

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This is more a workaround, than a good way of doing it, but you can add any kind of command you want, not just formatting, to the label= option in enumitem: \begin{enumerate}[{start=3,label=[\arabic*]\addtocounter{enumi}{-2}}] \item First item \item Second item \item Third item \end{enumerate} will output [3] First item [2] Second item [1] Third item Notice this requires you to manually set the number of items in each list with start=. That is unavoidable with enumitem or any other method that only compiles once. etaremun compiles twice, once to calculate the correct starting points and again to correctly display the labels. More on reddit.com