When people open the Videos or Shorts tab on a channel, they can sort content in three ways: Latest, Popular, or Oldest. For example, if someone sorted videos by Popular, watched a video, and then went back to the channel page, the sorting would reset to Latest again. Read more in our articles including "YouTube now remembers your video sorting preference" and "YouTube Launches AI Tool to Detect Deepfakes of Popular Creators".
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Dec 15, 2014When people open the Videos or Shorts tab on a channel, they can sort content in three ways: Latest, Popular, or Oldest. For example, if someone sorted videos by Popular, watched a video, and then went back to the channel page, the sorting would reset to Latest again.
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