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YouTube is testing a chapters feature to help you navigate lengthy videos

If I’m looking at a video on cooking, chance is that that I would like to skip a few of it to get to the meat of it. Fortunately, it might be possible as a results of YouTube is rolling out a emblem new serve as referred to as Chapters to films. First spotted via Android Police, the serve as takes timestamps for description specified by creators, and …
If I’m watching a video on cooking, chances are that I want to skip some of it to get to the meat of it. Thankfully, it might be possible because YouTube is rolling out a new feature called Chapters to videos. First spotted by Android Police, the feature takes timestamps for description specified by creators, and …

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