YouTube is rolling out a brand new interface for its cellular app’s full-screen participant, which ought to make it simpler to love or dislike a video (privately, in fact), view feedback, and share what you’re watching. The previous model hid most of these options behind a swipe-up gesture on the “more videos” part, the place the brand new model places them entrance and middle, relegating associated movies to a button within the nook.

The change solely reveals up whenever you’re watching in full display — the app seems to be largely the identical whenever you’re watching a video in portrait mode. Doing so, nonetheless, used to return with the upside of getting quick access to the share button and different controls. Now, you’re getting that when watching in panorama view as properly.

You’re additionally now in a position to simply entry the mode that allows you to see feedback alongside the video whereas in panorama. Before the brand new UI, you needed to faucet on the remark part whereas in portrait mode to open it up, then swap into full-screen mode. Now, you possibly can pull them up by tapping the remark button.

The new UI is coming to each iOS and Android, and began rolling out Monday, in line with Google spokesperson Allison Toh. So far it doesn’t seem to have made it to everybody, however multiple people (together with one on The Verge workers) have reported having the brand new design.