YouTube has just updated its design as to how different types of videos will appear on channel pages. The new interface will see separate tabs for different types of video content like long-form Videos, Shorts, and Live for livestreams to help sort each one from another. This means that you will no longer scroll down and see either Shorts or Livestreams in the Videos tab. The Live tab will also include streams that are currently active, scheduled, or archived. The redesign according to YouTube is based on user feedback to easily navigate the kinds of content they liked more. This also follows a recent YouTube redesign and the introduction of YouTube handles. Beyond the chatbot, there is also a live Translator tool, an Image Identifier, Document Extractor, Coder/Programmer, Speech Maker, and others. The update delivers a new mobile interface that enables users to navigate through the app more easily while experiencing a visual browsing system that meets their needs as mobile users. Read more in our articles including "YouTube adds separate tabs for Videos, Shorts, and Livestreams" and "Samsung feature lets the AI Assistant take calls while you're busy".
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Apr 28, 2026YouTube has just updated its design as to how different types of videos will appear on channel pages. The new interface will see separate tabs for different types of video content like long-form Videos, Shorts, and Live for livestreams to help sort each one from another.
This means that you will no longer scroll down and see either Shorts or Livestreams in the Videos tab. The Live tab will also include streams that are currently active, scheduled, or archived. The redesign according to YouTube is based on user feedback to easily navigate the kinds of content they liked more.
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