YouTube: custom feeds you describe, and Subscriptions moves
YouTube is moving the Subscriptions tab to the top bar on Home, and adding custom feeds you create from a text description.
YouTube moved the Subscriptions button to the top. It also lets you type what you like to watch and builds a page just for you.
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Why it matters
It changes the bottom-bar habit, and gives you a feed for what you actually want to watch.
Try it: describe what you want to watch in your own words.
The details
- The Subscriptions tab leaves the bottom bar and appears in the top bar after Home.
- New dedicated feeds appear for Live, Music, and Movies & TV, the last only with active subscriptions.
- Custom feeds are created by describing what you want in your own words, and appear as tabs on Home.
- Free users can save up to 3 custom feeds, and YouTube Premium members up to 8.
- Custom feeds start in English for signed-in viewers in the US, with more countries to follow.
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