YouTube’s finally adding more separation between shorts and regular videos
by Mitchell Clark from The Verge - All Posts on (#656WZ)
It also improves the list of shorts. | Image: YouTube YouTube is updating its website and app so Shorts, live streams, and regular videos each have their own tab on a creator's channel, instead of being thrown together in a single list (via 9to5Google). In a support post, the company says the change is based on user feedback, and that it'll make it easier for viewers to discover the kinds of content they're most interested in when exploring a creator's channel page."
Before the update, if you went to a channel you'd see a single tab labeled videos," which showed you a list of all the user's uploads, including shorts, live streams, and regular-length videos. While there is a filter that lets you change which format the list shows, it gets reset every time you leave the page, so when you...