I share in this frustration. If I didn't click that video they've been shelling at me for the last three days on my homepage, I'm not gonna suddenly be interested when I'm searching for something different. Especially when it's a video I just finished, or clicked away with ten seconds left because the creator puts credits in.
The closest thing they've got to a "reasonable" thing in that field is how, on the recommended list that mimics your mess of a search result page, there's a list of tags on the top. If you click the one labeled "Related", it basically narrows the list down to what it should look like, rather than just your latest subscription feed, though they might sneak in there anyways but at least it's something. Though sometimes the tag doesn't show up so even that's not foolproof.
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I share in this frustration. If I didn't click that video they've been shelling at me for the last three days on my homepage, I'm not gonna suddenly be interested when I'm searching for something different. Especially when it's a video I just finished, or clicked away with ten seconds left because the creator puts credits in.
The closest thing they've got to a "reasonable" thing in that field is how, on the recommended list that mimics your mess of a search result page, there's a list of tags on the top. If you click the one labeled "Related", it basically narrows the list down to what it should look like, rather than just your latest subscription feed, though they might sneak in there anyways but at least it's something. Though sometimes the tag doesn't show up so even that's not foolproof.