September 21, 2009 at 11:11YouTube has delayed viewing
YouTube developers have implemented a very useful function of delayed viewing . This means that if you started to watch a video, and then closed the page, then at the next call, continue viewing from the place where you stopped.
To avoid many false positives (after all, very often people voluntarily close the video and do not want to watch it) the feature is activated only if several conditions are met: 1) the video is longer than 20 minutes; 2) you looked more than a minute; 3) more than three minutes are left until the end. And yet, for this feature to work, you must be logged in to the site.
A very convenient thing. Not every desktop player allows you to bookmark, and even more so do it automatically.
To avoid many false positives (after all, very often people voluntarily close the video and do not want to watch it) the feature is activated only if several conditions are met: 1) the video is longer than 20 minutes; 2) you looked more than a minute; 3) more than three minutes are left until the end. And yet, for this feature to work, you must be logged in to the site.
A very convenient thing. Not every desktop player allows you to bookmark, and even more so do it automatically.