Similarly, users can search with “moods,” and the results will reflect that.
So, if you’ve forgotten the name of a movie you want to watch, you can write your best description of a film - say, “Michael Jordan goes to space” - and you will be greeted with Hulu’s best guess. More interestingly, the search bar can also now respond to “descriptive” inputs. The first addition here is that, when searching, both TV episodes and sporting events will now both be listed.
The last of the changes in this update come to the search tool. Conveniently, users can now select and delete content they have saved, which will hopefully make things even more simple and user-friendly. Shows, movies, and all other programming added to the My Stuff collection is organized by Hulu, keeping track of what you watched and what you have left. You can have up to six separate profiles, each with its own tracked programming. The My Stuff menu stores all movies, series, and live events that you want to keep track of in one centralized location. Users will also notice a number of changes the My Stuff section of the interface, which is now the first screen you will be greeted with upon signing in. By pressing the “minimize” button on the bottom-right corner of the player, the content you’re watching will shrink to a separate window that can be moved around the screen. You can now continue watching whatever you’re streaming while simultaneously browsing Hulu’s library or multitasking elsewhere on the internet or your desktop. The big new feature is the addition of picture-in-picture streaming.
Continuing this trend, a new set of beta features based on feedback from users are making their debut and they make some welcome changes that should add further flexibility to the Hulu interface. Fitbit Versa 3Įver since it debuted earlier in 2017, Hulu has been streamlining and updating the interface for its Live TV service, giving users the ability to test them out via a beta web browser.