YouTube has secretly made a major change for the online video viewing platform, the Google-owned company implementing something it should have offered a few years ago. More precisely, the people at YouTube finally thought that it would be useful to modify the video player we use to see clips, so that it can play the materials just as well regardless of the type they are seen by the monitor.
YouTube no longer displays the classic video player starting today for some users, but its dimensions are changed automatically depending on the screen resolution and its aspect ratio. You can see in the image below how the dimensions of the YouTube video player are automatically changed depending on the screen on which the images must be played, so that the user will always have the best viewing experience.
YouTube has SECRETLY made a MAJOR Change
YouTube made this change to be able to play videos from the platform in the largest possible format, regardless of the screen on which they must be viewed, so that users have the best possible experience. Regardless of whether the aspect ratio of your monitor is 16:9 or 4:3, YouTube's video player will change accordingly, and the change being one of the most important made by the company so far.
YouTube has recently modified the applications for iPhone and Android so that it offers a much more varied range of functions for mobile terminals, but it is also thinking about those who use the platform on computers. YouTube has released these changes to some of the users who use the platform globally, but not everyone sees them yet, so if they haven't appeared for you yet, then you'll have to be patient until they appear.
