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YouTube’s Mini-Player Gets a Refreshed Design on Android
Last year, YouTube introduced a new mini-player design for Android devices, which was met with mixed reviews. The larger size of this mini-player was particularly criticized for occupying more screen space than users preferred. Responding to the feedback, YouTube is now set to unveil another redesign of the mini-player.
A Shift to a More Streamlined and Compact Layout
The upcoming design, visible in the 20.18.32 beta version of the YouTube app, removes the white bar with control buttons at the bottom of the small player. This change marks a transition to a more streamlined and space-efficient layout. Consequently, the forward and rewind buttons are no longer present; however, the pause and close buttons are now positioned above the video. Users can still enlarge the new mini-player using a simple finger gesture or by double-clicking, similar to the previous version. Additionally, the new design allows users to skip advertisements seamlessly.
The latest iteration of the YouTube mini-player is undoubtedly an enhancement over its predecessor, primarily due to the absence of the white bar at the bottom. Despite this, many users still favor the older design with the ribbon. What do you think of the changes?
