Youtube update: YouTube is eventually letting you zoom in and out on videos

 

It’s also getting a minor redesign 

YouTube has witnessed a number of upgrades since its launch in 2005 but, following its 17th birthday before this time, the company decided to further upgrade its look and feel, unveiling two of the updates that could change how you use YouTube. 

 

After multiple requests, YouTube eventually introduced the option to zoom heft and out on a videotape. What’s better is that letting go of the screen doesn’t automatically zoom the videotape out. This means you can enjoy a zoomed-in videotape without the hassle of having to keep your fritters on your screen for the entire videotape. 

Precise Dogging is also an implicit game-changer. Available for both web and mobile, the point allows you to view a number of thumbnails of your videotape in the videotape player. This is particularly helpful when you want to find a specific part of your videotape. 

 

YouTube’s UX director, Nate Koechley, released a blog moment that outlined the platform's makeover. 

The changes start with Ambient Mode. By exercising dynamic color slice, the mode subtly adds the overall color of the videotape you’re watching to the app background. The end is to increase focus and draw the stoner’s attention to their device. Ambient Mode also assists in adding sprightliness to the screen without turning it into a distraction. It's available on both the web and mobile and can be enabled by turning on the Dark theme. 

 

The dark theme also saw an upgrade in terms of its shade. It’s now darker than ahead in an attempt to make your videotape stand out indeed more. This point is coming to the web mobile and indeed Smart TVs. 

The videotape player is also getting an upgrade intended to reduce some of the clutter. YouTube links in videotape descriptions that presently look rather messy and each over the place will be converted to look like buttons. The current like, share, and download buttons will be reformatted to give them a cleaner look. also, the big, red subscribe button will be getting a new color, shape, and discrepancy position. Again, the thing is for it to stand out further than it formerly does. 

 

Once you've checked out the update, you might want to learn how to upload your own YouTube content. Start with this companion.