If you are a YouTube Premium subscriber you now have the opportunity to try the new redesign, and this is how it is activated

The only thing you have to do if you are a YouTube subscriber to be among the first to try the long-awaited redesign of the desktop application.

Thanks to YouTube Premium, users have certain advantages when using the website or application, among others, getting rid of the annoying and numerous advertising that floods each of the videos.

And if you thought that YouTube Premium It was only enough to remove advertising, now Google gives you the opportunity to be one of the first of your friends testing a new redesign for the desktop version of YouTube.

Google has been preparing a new desktop YouTube redesign for quite some time, and in fact it already appeared for the first time in April, although receiving somewhat negative comments from those first people who started testing it.

In May it was implemented to more users, and now the next ones to receive the redesign will be those who are subscribed to YouTube Premium.

Google offers to users with YouTube Premium the option to try the redesign. If you are a subscriber, when you open the desktop application, A pop-up message should appear inviting you to activate the new design.

In addition, you will also be provided with a link so you can share comments about the redesign, although you are not required to send them.

What Google says about the YouTube redesign

Google notes that the redesign provides an improved viewing experience and makes it easier to find related content, and that they have also improved access to comments.

“Discover an improved viewing experience on YouTube with our redesigned desktop viewing page. Open YouTube in your web browser. You will discover a new way to watch videos that not only makes it easier to find related content, but also improves your ability to participate in the comments.”

Once you apply the new YouTube design you will see it throughout the web experience and it will be a trial that will be offered to premium subscribers until July 1.

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