YouTube has updated its desktop site so it now remembers how users sort videos on a channel. 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. With the update, YouTube now remembers the sorting option a user picked earlier. Read more in our articles including "YouTube now remembers your video sorting preference" and "TCL named No. 1 TV brand in PH for third year straight".
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Aug 3, 2026YouTube has updated its desktop site so it now remembers how users sort videos on a channel. 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.
With the update, YouTube now remembers the sorting option a user picked earlier.
Our coverage of YouTube video sorting includes: "YouTube now remembers your video sorting preference"; "TCL named No. 1 TV brand in PH for third year straight"; "Sony BRAVIA 7 II True RGB TV, BRAVIA Theatre Trio now available in PH". Each article provides unique insights and information.