YouTube is testing new Red, Blue and Green colour codes for videos, here's what these colours mean for users
YouTube is testing new Red, Blue and Green colour codes for videos, here's what these colours mean for users
YouTube is testing an experimental feature that segregates the entire YouTube feed based on colours. Google is using new RGB colour codes to curate videos and categorize them based on the prominent hue of the video thumbnail. Users can see colour tabs at the top suggestions and tapping on them lists videos of that particular colour. This feature is a part of the new 'Craving something new?' card, allowing users to create a feed of videos based on colour. The viewing experience remains unchanged, but it can be helpful for users who like organization and colour coding.
YouTube is testing an experimental feature that segregates the entire YouTube feed based on colours. Google is using new RGB colour codes to curate videos and categorize them based on the prominent hue of the video thumbnail. Users can see colour tabs at the top suggestions and tapping on them lists videos of that particular colour. This feature is a part of the new 'Craving something new?' card, allowing users to create a feed of videos based on colour. The viewing experience remains unchanged, but it can be helpful for users who like organization and colour coding.
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YouTube is testing an experimental feature that segregates the entire YouTube feed based on colours. Google is using new RGB colour codes to curate videos and categorize them based on the prominent hue of the video thumbnail. Users can see colour tabs at the top suggestions and tapping on them lists videos of that particular colour. This feature is a part of the new 'Craving something new?' card, allowing users to create a feed of videos based on colour. The viewing experience remains unchanged, but it can be helpful for users who like organization and colour coding. 
