Technology

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbiIBcUD1VY This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to revert a new, undesirable layout to a previous version. The instructions are presented in a sequential manner, utilizing links provided in the video description to install necessary components and configure settings.

• Step 1-4: Clicking on links provided in the description to install required elements (likely browser extensions or related software).
• Step 5: Another click on a link in the description to install an additional component.
• Step 6: Accessing the installed extension's settings and applying a filter provided by the creator (presumably to address a specific visual issue).
• Refresh: Refreshing the webpage to apply the changes.
• Issue: The fix may remove access to the sidebar if used, a sacrifice the user must make.

use the transcriptly to get this video transcript and summary.

The heck is this title?

YouTube says goodbye to decade-old video player UI, but users hate the new design

Meanwhile, the article itself just cites a few tiny aesthetic changes and like four random Reddit comments. Doesn't seem like they even tried it themself... That's justifications for 460 upvotes?

The change is so they can now implement the 38 hour ad before every 30 second video. And then another 21 hour ad every 7 seconds while watching the video. The ad can’t be stopped, skipped or muted and automatically plays full screen on all your devices and monitors at the same time.

Is it changed for get the transcript?

It's like the same but with a background color that has rounded corners.

Just like they used to combat rw disinformation

Is it really a decade old? Feels like they redesign it every three years.

Redesigning familiar UIs is a great way to give elderly, neurodivergent, and/or computer illiterate people a hard time.