Here are some of the best YouTube hacks to block Shorts, fix the layout, and customize your viewing experience on desktop and ...

YouTube will soon integrate Google Lens with Shorts, allowing users to quickly select and search what they are watching.

While YouTube Shorts may not have the same level of popularity as Instagram Reels or TikTok, it remains a significant player ...

Then, press Enter to enjoy an ad-free experience. This hack confuses YouTube's ad system, preventing ads from loading. Most in-stream ads that play before or during a YouTube video are short.

TikTok’s consumingly entertaining content experience should lead the way for brands that want to give YouTube Shorts a try ... and drive inspiration. • Hacks, secret menus, behind the scenes ...

Vertical video on your TV doesn't have to look bad. Credit: YouTube Shorts Short-form vertical video was made to fit your mobile device. But, that doesn't mean YouTube doesn't want you watching ...

However, it recently disabled links in other parts of the Shorts experience as a spam-prevention measure. Elsewhere on YouTube, the company says it will test a new feature where channels that ...

YouTube Shorts, the short-form video experience from the sharing service – is launching on TV, with YouTube executives revealing the design process of expanding Shorts to this new surface, taking a ...

YouTube has put a lot of emphasis on Shorts in recent years, with the TikTok-like experience getting a dedicated tab in the YouTube app for mobile devices, showing up in Home and Subscription ...

David Pierce is editor-at-large and Vergecast co-host with over a decade of experience covering consumer tech. Previously, at Protocol, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired. YouTube Shorts is working.

The YouTube Shorts on TV experience is rolling out worldwide starting Nov. 7. Users will need a recent-model smart TV (generally from 2019 or later), gaming console or streaming device like a ...

We believe that this experience balances the fun, quirkiness of Shorts in a way that feels natural for TV," Brynn Evans and Melanie Fitzgerald, UX Directors at YouTube said in the blog post.