It is one of the most used applications in Android operating systems. YouTube. The streaming video platform has become indispensable for most people as it offers entertainment and also access to attractive options even for learning. Well, it’s testing change which might be the most useful.
The change is related to something that appears on the screen of smartphones and tablets when viewing the information of that video (for example, both the title and the name of the channel). we are talking about progress bar it serves to become clear about the rest of creation and, if necessary, to move at high speed between the different points of existence. And the truth is, the idea looks pretty good on paper.
What change does YouTube have in mind?
Well, finish with the color that the progress bar has. This is a red it’s dense, often hindering the visualization from behind, and that seems to be the reason why the platform is testing the change we’re talking about. So what to do then? Good change to gray this will allow you to see the item without a problem, but this won’t ‘smudge’ too much. The truth is, it may be a small change, but very useful.
Of course, the first idea is that this new color looks special. With YouTube Dark Mode on. This matches the hue to be used for the scrollbar at least more than red. However, it remains to be seen whether the new color will eventually be imposed against what is currently used. For now, this is retained if a clear interface is used. The thing is, gray is much more suitable for low-light environmentseverything must be said.
Currently in testing phase
It doesn’t look like it will undergo any changes in the design and colors of the rest of the YouTube interface, so we’re talking about a specific change that is currently being tested for Android (but if everything fits and they like it) will be transferred to iOS safely). In any case, it wouldn’t be surprising if Google sooner or later decides to adjust other elements according to the use of YouTube’s Dark Mode – as it already does with the existing translucent background for the video player. The truth is, this should already be a fact, because red doesn’t quite match this option the app offers.
Source: Cincodias Elpais
