YouTube is testing a new floating “Play something” button that will pick a video for you, 9to5Google spotted in the YouTube app for Android. The button floats just above the bottom bar of the ...

YouTube is reportedly testing a “Play something” floating action button. According to a recent report from 9to5Google, this new “Play something” button appears against a black background ...

YouTube is reportedly testing a new ‘Play Something’ button which will play a video picked by the platform for users. A new report by 9to5Google revealed that clicking a floating button ...

YouTube has been testing various implementations of a “Play something” button since at least last year. The latest presents as a Floating Action Button (FAB) that serves up random content in ...

To put an end to endless scrolling woes, YouTube is reportedly testing a new “Play something” floating action button. According to a recent report by 9to5Google, the new “Play something” button ...

YouTube is experimenting with a new feature that could make it easier for users to find something to watch. The feature, which is currently in testing, is a "Play something" button that appears as a ...

YouTube's new "Play something" button shows random videos based on your preferences. The feature appears in the lower right corner of the UI in the Android app. The new button is currently in ...

YouTube is testing a new "Play Something" floating action button, borrowing a now-defunct Netflix feature of the same name. It works in much the same way, playing a random video that's likely ...

Day by day YouTube is getting an update regarding the features. According to the Verge, the feature, a floating “Play Something” button, has been spotted in the YouTube app for Android, allowing users ...

YouTube is experimenting with a new feature called the “Play Something” button, aimed at enhancing user experience by offering a quick way to start watching content. The feature is currently being ...

YouTube is testing a pop-up “Play Something” button that will play a random video for you. As spotted by 9to5Google, the new feature is exclusive to the popular video site’s Android app for ...