Andrew Manganelli

One of them is just a combined thumbnail of all the previous shorts you kind of watched in the last time you were scrolling shorts, therefore not completely clogging it up.

But on TV, the place where you are most likely to not watch shorts and only watch long form.

If let's say what happens to me the most is I watch something like on the treadmill in the gym.

Then sometimes between then and when I go to bed to turn on, I've probably scrolled through a couple of shorts.

I have a 15 minute timer on mine, but that's even if you watch 15.

Now, when I get into bed later and try and find the video I watched, because it's not going to show up on my homepage because I'm halfway through.

the easiest way to do it is go into my history and be like, oh, that was literally the last YouTube video I watched.

It's not there because there's 20 freaking shorts instead.

And then I have to type it out on the remote, which is still the worst thing ever.

How do you do it?

No, no, sorry.

Like, how do you personally use it?

I use Watch Later as something I see pop up, don't watch, and add to there to remember to watch it.

Not halfway through, then click Watch Later and go back to it.

Sometimes.

Sometimes.

It feels like it debates on whether to send that to you or not.

It's annoying.

Do you know what would be easy?

Just don't show me freaking shorts on my TV.