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| YouTube is testing a feature to make it easier to view video listings on mobile devices |
Video sharing service YouTube recently started testing its Add to Queue feature for Android and iOS mobile device users.
YouTube has offered this feature to users of the web version of its platform and in some cases the YouTube mobile app for many years, for example: use your phone to control the Chromecast caster.
YouTube has now begun testing the feature with premium subscribers who decide to try out the beta feature, allowing them to add videos to lists to watch together.
After enabling the feature, by clicking on the three dots that appear below each video with the title, users will see a new option: "Last Queue". Clicking Add the video to the list at the end of the list will create a list. New menu if the user has not watched the video.
After playing each video in the list, YouTube will play the next video until they are all played. The feature also allows to rearrange or delete clips in the list. The entire list can be removed by exiting the YouTube app or by clicking the x Close button in the bottom bar.
If you're subscribed to a paid YouTube service and don't see the new feature, you can enable it by clicking your profile picture in the top right, then go to settings, then try new features, scroll down to the feature queue and then the Next Content List option "Try it".
Feature selection will still be available until January 28th, depending on the setup screen.
It should be noted that the YouTube Premium service, which costs about $ 12 per month, offers subscribers a number of features such as: B.: Watch without ads, watch in the background, download videos to watch without the Internet, and access the premium music service in YouTube Music.
The feature also gives users the chance to try out features before they are released.