Article 5ZCN0 YouTube now highlights the most replayed parts of videos to let you skip the boring parts

YouTube now highlights the most replayed parts of videos to let you skip the boring parts

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James Vincent
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YouTube will now highlight the most replayed" parts of videos in its web player and mobile apps. The feature was previously available as an experiment for YouTube Premium subscribers but is launching for all users today.

You'll be able to identify the most popular parts of a video from a graph that appears behind its progress bar. Says YouTube: If the graph is high, then that part of the video has been replayed often. You can use the graph to quickly find and watch those moments."

most-replayed" will be another signal for creators to steer content

Pretty simple! But, it's interesting to think how this might split the attention of viewers - or, indeed, steer the work of creators, giving them yet another signal to identify exactly what...

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