#youtube feature

To access a watch page of a specific news topic, viewers can click on a video with the newspaper icon on the homepage or in search results. About 40 nations will gradually see the rollout of this feature for mobile users while PC and living room integration will follow. YouTube is rolling out a new feature that allows users to set a daily limit on how long they can scroll through Shorts. Here is how users can set their Shorts feed limit: Open the YouTube app and sign in Tap the You tab Go to Settings Click Time management which is the Dashboard icon Select Shorts feed limit Choose your preferred time limit For parents managing supervised teen accounts through Google Family Link, the limit can’t be bypassed. Currently, the feature is only available on mobile devices. First unveiled at Canva Create earlier this year, the feature is now rolling out globally to all users at no extra cost. Canva claims people can work on designs without a connection for as much as 14 days after turning the feature on. The Google Health app will keep many Fitbit features while adding new tools and a redesigned layout. Adobe just introduced new AI-powered features in Adobe Acrobat, allowing users to turn PDFs into interactive, shareable workspaces. Read more in our articles including "YouTube unveils new watch page experience for news stories" and "YouTube announces Shorts feed limit feature".