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.

A growing number of Android users are reporting bugs that have appeared after the latest update on YouTube. All you need to know.

YouTube is facing a new wave of frustration from Android users, as recent glitches disrupt video playback and functionality.

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.

November 7th's YouTube update on Android seems to have introduced bugs affecting playback and miniplayer functionality. The miniplayer glitch causes the miniplayer to disappear when placed on the right side of the screen.

These bugs are reportedly affecting YouTube app users on Android. Folks over at Android Authority tried replicating the