TikTok is updating its desktop platform to offer new features that enhance the user experience and compete with platforms like YouTube and Twitch. Key improvements include a customizable modular layout, an updated For You feed, and a new Collections feature that organizes saved videos for easy access. Additionally, game streamers can now go live in both portrait and landscape modes. A floating player on Google Chrome allows users to multitask while viewing content. The updates aim to create a more immersive viewing experience that mirrors the mobile app.
In a bid to take on YouTube, TikTok is revamping its desktop platform with a fresh layout and new features aimed at enhancing the user experience.
Desktop users now have access to a floating player on Google Chrome, allowing for multitasking while watching content, a feature long available on YouTube.
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