YouTube is testing a new section dedicated to upcoming content like live streams and premieres within the ‘subscription’ feed.
The section will be called ‘upcoming live and premieres’ and will show this type of content separately from the latest uploads that users usually see in the subscriptions feed.
“Upcoming live streams and premieres from the channels you are subscribed to will be sorted in reverse chronological order, meaning live streams and premieres happening soonest will be placed first and ones scheduled for later will follow after,” YouTube notes.
Users can set reminders for upcoming streams and premieres by clicking the bell to be notified when the stream or premiere goes live.
The company notes that the feature will make it easier for users to find upcoming content from channels they’re subscribed to.
YouTube says that it’s starting this test on desktop with a small group of people. The test is completely random, so most people probably won’t see the new layout just yet.
Source: YouTube
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