YouTube is rolling out new gestures on Android to simplify video scrubbing
(Android Central)

You won`t have to hold and slide your finger over the seek bar to scrub through a video. What you need to know YouTube is rolling out an experimental gesture to let you scrub through a video more easily. The service is also testing another gesture that allows you to skip between video chapters using double-tap with two fingers. These gestures appear to be rolling out as a server-side update. YouTube appears to be testing a much easier way to skip to a specific moment in a video without having to aim precisely for the progress bar. The gesture allows you to scrub through a video by long-pressing anywhere on the video and then dragging your finger across the screen to jump to a certain scene, as per a Redditor who shared the new discovery (via Android Police). It`s a more convenient way to skip to a part of the video that you`d like to see than the current method, where you`ll need to tap in order to reveal the progress bar, hold the screen, and then slide your finger along the...