YouTube has rolled out a redesign of its playback speed controls for both Android and iOS apps. The new interface has a compact design that appears at the bottom of the screen, replacing the previous tall sheet of increments that occupied nearly half the display.

Our phones have become part of our daily life, haven’t they? Nowadays, companies know that apps are the way to stay connected and keep us interested. But which platform should they pick iOS or Android?

YouTube is testing continuous scrolling for long-form videos, which could change the swipe gesture behavior for full-screen videos. The feature is currently available to a limited number of users, but YouTube might release it more widely soon.

If the YouTube app on Android is broken for you right now, fret not, you're not alone. As part of its recent update, which brought granular playback speed controls to the app, YouTube might have inadvertently also introduced two annoying bugs that are currently plaguing playback on the app.