Social media giant Twitter announced that it is testing subtitle support for videos that its users have been waiting for a long time. The popular platform has been on the agenda for a long time due to the Tweet Edit Button feature and Elon Musk acquisition developments.
The new feature for videos was demonstrated along with a GIF sample from Twitter Support. So how will this feature work and what are the details? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
Twitter will be more accessible thanks to subtitle support
The social media platform announced that it will bring a CC button to videos with a GIF it shared from its Twitter Support account. The button will be integrated directly into Twitter videos and will enable the subtitle to be turned on and off.
The new function is especially useful for Twitter videos with poor picture and sound quality. It will help. Because the quality of Twitter videos is still not enough for users. The feature will come to iOS devices first, and then Android devices.
New upcoming subtitle support has also come to Twitter’s competitor, TikTok, recently. Being more accessible with new features of social media platforms will increase users and interaction. In addition, Twitter recently announced a Facebook feature, which is a status update and annotation for photos. The number of description characters for the photos increased to 1000 words.
What do you, our readers, think about this issue? Are you satisfied with the features that Twitter has recently offered? You can express your thoughts in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.
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