YouTube is rolling out five new updates for a better mobile viewing experience to the users. These updates are for better use of existing features and the new updated features.

New Updates:

  • Better use of video chapters
  • A more streamlined player page
  • New gestures
  • Suggested actions
  • Bedtime reminders

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According to YouTube:

With a global community of two billion people on YouTube, we’re always looking for ways to make it easier to watch and interact with your favorite videos.

Check out some of our favorite tips and tricks to get the most out of YouTube, including new updates you can try out starting today.

Video Chapters

YouTube has updated its video chapters feature, giving new look to the list view, which comes by tapping and clicking the chapter title in the player. A complete list is visible to the user they are currently watching.

YouTube Said:

Today, we’re extending this feature to include a new list view that you can find by tapping or clicking the chapter title in the player. You’ll be able to see a complete list of all chapters included in the video you’re watching, each with a preview thumbnail of what you’ll find in that chapter. Save time by quickly jumping to the part you’re interested in!

video chapters
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Changes In Player

The main player page is updated with the following changes:

  • Small improvements like rearranged buttons.
  • Closed Captions button moved to the top
  • Autoplay toggle switch moved to the top

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Image Source – YouTube

Gestures

Youtube has made the full-screen mode easier in the new update. A user just has to swipe up for the full-screen mode and down to exist. Users can also click on the timestamp for toggling between elapsed time and time remaining in a video

Suggested Action

Now users will be suggested to rotate their phones and play the video in VR. Users will only be suggested if Youtube thinks it will improve the quality and user experience.

image of enhanced experience
Image Source – YouTube

Bedtime Reminders

YouTube has launched a digital wellbeing tool, which lets users set specific timing of viewing videos and go to bed.

bedtime reminders
Image Source – YouTube

All these features are now available on YouTube.

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