YouTube's Android app is getting a sleep timer

24 June 2024
The feature is currently in development.

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  • 25 Jun 2024

Artem S. Tashkinov, 24 Jun 2024It's funny how almost a decade ago I asked Google to i... moreBrightness control is available on Revanced Exrended for a long time !

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    • kammem2
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    • 25 Jun 2024

    I really needed this feature..usually it takes me 2 hours to fall asleep. However, I wonder if this will work with Google Home devices, I use this one to fall asleep.

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      • Anonymous
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      • 25 Jun 2024

      bet no one in the history of watching youtube asked for this g€h feature.
      do the most avid readers of this website (aka indians and ladyboiz) care about this feature?
      be honest, would you?

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        • Anonymous
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        • 25 Jun 2024

        FatShady, 24 Jun 2024i've never heard of anyone asking for this, everyone w... moreUse a web browser with adblock. Enjoy.

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          • Anonymous
          • THy
          • 25 Jun 2024

          Nice, but the longer you don't touch the phone, the more likely YouTube will serve longer ads. One guy said he discovered YouTube still playing with a 1+ hour ad in the background.

            Did it have to take that long?

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              • Anonymous
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              • 25 Jun 2024

              I had an app that you connect to YT and it does that.
              There's also many ways to set a duration, after which, the app is simply killed.

                Artem S. Tashkinov, 24 Jun 2024It's funny how almost a decade ago I asked Google to i... morewhat's the point of that volume thing they added? cannot notice any difference with or without it

                  It's funny how almost a decade ago I asked Google to implement volume normalization in Android and they told me to fook off only to implement it a decade later as "Stable Volume" and *only* in YouTube.

                  At the same time I asked a similar feature only for videos, "Gamma control" to be able to make them brighter or dimmer without making them awash with white or turning them pitch black.

                  I guess soon enough they'll roll out it in YouTube as "Stable Brightness" or something. Weird almost anti-consumer company.

                    i've never heard of anyone asking for this, everyone wants fewer ads and not more crap

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