US EditionAfter 10 Years, YouTube Discards Its Trending Page
- YouTube will eliminate the Trending page and the Trending Now list starting July 21, 2025, due to a significant decline in visits over five years, as claimed by the company.
- In its place, YouTube will introduce category-specific charts, including Trending Music Videos and Weekly Top Podcast Shows, according to a blog post from the platform.
- Creators can still use the Inspiration Tab in YouTube Studio for personalized suggestions to find emerging trends, as highlighted in the same blog post.
- This decision reflects broader trends in digital content consumption, emphasizing user preferences and sophisticated personalized recommendations.
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YouTube to shut down trending page on July 21 after 10 years
YouTube is undergoing a significant change in how users discover content on the platform. Beginning July 21, the video streaming service will eliminate the Trending page and the Trending Now list, features that were first introduced nearly a decade ago in 2015. In their place, YouTube will roll out category-specific charts. They will highlight the most popular content within specific genres. The company has claimed that visits to the Trending pa…
YouTube Is Shutting Down Its 'Trending' Page After 10 Years
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Dexerto: It's been ten years since YouTube first introduced its trending page in 2015, and the platform is finally sunsetting the program in favor of a new system. [...] As announced by YouTube in a support thread on July 10, 2025, the site is now set on intr...
YouTube is finally ditching its Trending section, but what will replace it?
YouTube is getting rid of its Trending page, nearly ten years after it launched. The company says the way people discover content has changed, and the old format no longer makes sense. Back in 2015, Trending was a simple way to see what was popular on the platform. A single list showed the most talked-about […] The post YouTube is finally ditching its Trending section, but what will replace it? appeared first on .
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