YouTube is rolling out an update that will split your video content into three separate tabs; videos, shorts, and live taps.
The video tap is for long-form videos only, whereas the live tab is for past, current as well as upcoming live streams.
Meanwhile, the short-video format is developed to compete with Reels. It is now available across all platforms that support the Google-owned video-sharing service.
Earlier, the Videos tab of various YouTube channels included all videos, shorts, and live streams under a single section.
However, this confusing approach is now changing as the tech firm has started decluttering the videos tab by adding new sections for shorts and live streams on YouTube channels.
This week, YouTube refreshed its UI design with a dark theme, Ambient Mode, and other video player updates across all the platforms.
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