YouTube just announced around two-dozen tweaks and updates to the mobile app, the web player and the TV app. Many of these updates are on the insignificant side, so let’s go over the ones that are likely to change how people use the service.

With the updated controls, you can select playback speeds in .05 increments instead of .25 increments, giving you a lot more options for exactly how fast or slow you want to watch a video. Playback speed is still capped at 2x — maybe someday it’ll get bumped up higher than that.

YouTube on Tuesday added new features to its mobile, web, and TV apps, including granular controls for playback speeds, a redesigned mini-player,

YouTube has announced updates that give you better control over the playback speed of your videos, let you collaborate on playlists and more. The Google-owned platform is rolling out the batch of features across web,

On October 15 in an official blog, YouTube updated that it will be bringing new updates for its users. This includes a new option for playback speed, collaborative playlists, badges and an upgraded mini -player.

You'll soon be able to fine tune your playback speed on YouTube, and sleep timers will come to everyone — even those without YouTube Premium.

YouTube has announced a bunch of new features and improvements for YouTube across all platforms. The company is rolling out a new miniplayer, improved landscape browsing, and a sleep timer on the mobile app.

YouTube is also gaining a sleep timer function in the mobile app. You can set a timer to automatically pause playback after a certain amount of time, with the 10, 15, 20, 30, 45 minutes, 1 hour, and end of video options available.