YouTube to Test an ‘Explore’ tab to help users find new videos and channels

According to Tom Leung, Director of YouTube’s product management and also a host of the platform’s Creator Insider channel said that YouTube’s is testing with a new Explore feature which will surely help users to easily find new videos and channels on the platform though browsing on their mobile. However, the Explore feature will notify you by pop up as a “tab” showing at the bottom of the applications home screen for a select 1 percent of the iOS users.

Moreover, the Explore tab will suggest videos which are wholly based on what viewers are already watching, with a very “broader scope” than its home screen does. Leung also said in a post that Explore is mainly designed to help you be exposed to many other different kinds of videos, topics, or channels that the user might not otherwise meet, but they are still Modified, so it was even based on the user viewing activity. 

Meanwhile, the new Explore tab will be much more like to the Explore tab which is offered by, said by the Instagram, which still aside from the modified “for you” channel. It also provides up feeds that are dedicated to science, sports, art, and more for the users to scroll through. Moreover, the Twitter also provides similar services, which allows users to scroll through some different types of feeds which are not essentially full of people which they follow.

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