In recent months, YouTube it has undergone a revolution that has changed it forever. The platform, launched in 2005, has seen a tidal wave of changes culminating in a new version, also heralded by the new logo - try it to believe - that appeared today. In addition to a renewed graphics, albeit not revolutionized from scratch and therefore still recognizable, new features arrive that will appear on both the desktop and mobile versions, among all the “poorest” of functions.
Among these changes and features we see a neater and cleaner design, with navigation tabs moved down, the interaction through gestures, a feature that some smartphones have had for years but which is now also implemented in the mobile application, which finally acquires the possibility of varying the playback speed, present on the desktop from a lifetime or so.
Another very interesting change is theadaptability of the player to the video format. The era of vertical video ends with huge black bands on the sides. Also comes the option to continue browsing recommended or related videos while in full screen mode, at the bottom of the screen.
Also comes a darker theme and the new look named Material Design.
In short, even if the so-called Adpocalypse has catalyzed the attention for the revolution in the way in which content creators see their commitment in the form of payment from YouTube pay off, behind the scenes work has never stopped working to renew the whole site and bring new features to users. The monetization issue still has to be resolved - have you noticed a sharp decline in ads too? - but it is hoped that those who work every day to entertain us will return to receive the compensation they deserve.
With this article we take the opportunity to remind you that we too of WelcomeGaming.com we are working to bring you a themed YouTube channel that can entertain and engage you with new games, new ideas and beautiful new faces. Our Youtuber team is focusing on creating spectacular videos all for you. Have a little patience and you will also see us with your screens.
