The dislike counter is about to disappear from your most hated YouTube videos, but the dislike button isn’t going away. YouTube revealed the change in a blog post on Wednesday, which gave some ...

YouTube removed the dislike count for videos back in 2021. We can use the Return Youtube Dislike extension to bring back the dislike counter. The extension is ...

When YouTube got rid of the dislike counter last year, people, well, disliked it. While YouTube hasn’t shown any interest in bringing it back, it’s returned in a different way. YouTube Vanced was able ...

YouTube users will no longer be able to see how many dislikes a video has, a step the platform says it's taking to reduce harassment against creators. YouTube announced Wednesday it will make the ...

YouTube dislikes online harassment, with the company announcing it will eliminate the ‘thumbs down’ button. The company will remove the dislike counter from all videos, YouTube announced Wednesday.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. It was teased back in March, but today YouTube made it official: the platform will be removing the dislike counter. This means you’ll no longer be ...

YouTube will no longer display a video’s “dislike” count to the public, the company announced today via blog post. You’ll still be able to hit that dislike button when you aren’t a fan of the content, ...

For more than a year now, YouTube has clearly been fighting something of a moral battle in terms of the future of its ‘dislike’ button. As many of you are probably aware, YouTube currently gives you ...

Why it matters: YouTube announced this week that dislike counts on all videos across all platforms would be private. The change starts rolling out right away. YouTube says it's an attempt to ...

YouTube announced that some users are being included in a trial that sees the "dislike" tally removed from public display. Getty Images YouTube is trialing a new feature: positivity. The video-sharing ...

Ah, Google. Very few companies have mastered the art of creating amazing technology and products, and then so effectively abandoning and mishandling them. Case in point, YouTube. Citing “dislike ...