YouTube's Android app will be redesigned very soon, Google is working on redesign

Google-owned YouTube is testing a redesign of its mobile Android app. According to the new report, Google is preparing to remove the “Library” tab visible at the bottom of the YouTube app. According to the report, the company is replacing the “Library” tab with a new “You” tab.

Many other big changes can also be seen in the new tab. YouTube will remove your profile avatar from the top-right corner and bring it down with some updates. App settings are accessed from the gear icon that only appears on this page, and are faster to access than before.

YouTube Music has redesigned its "Now Playing" screen with a new comments section that allows users to read and write comments directly from the app. The redesign has been rolled out globally for iOS and Android devices. The new comment button shows existing comments from the official music video. YouTube users can also type their own content, which looks more attractive in the app.

YouTube is testing a feature that will allow users to search for a song on the platform by humming it. The company said that we are testing the feature for people to search songs on YouTube by humming or recording the currently playing song.

If you're a YouTube Premium subscriber and want to use this feature, you can toggle the new song search feature from YouTube Sound Search. Then hum or record the song you are searching for for 3+ seconds to identify the song.