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HBO Max Has a New UI: 6 Changes All Users Should Be Aware Of

By Matthew Lynch
August 1, 2023
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HBO Max, the premium streaming service from WarnerMedia, has recently undergone a major overhaul with its user interface. The new UI, which started rolling out in June 2021, comes with several changes that users should be aware of. In this article, we’ll go through six of the most significant updates that you can expect to see on the new HBO Max.

1. A Simplified Homepage

The first thing you’ll notice on the new HBO Max is the simpler homepage. Unlike the old interface, the homepage now features a streamlined list of content categories that are easier to navigate. Along with the popular sections like movies and series, you’ll find new categories such as “comedy specials” and “Latinx stories” that have been added to make browsing more personalized.

2. The Option to Hide Titles

If you’re not interested in seeing a particular show or movie on the homepage, you can now hide it with a simple click of a button. This feature is particularly useful if you find it hard to locate the title you want to watch amidst a sea of options. Hiding a show or movie will remove it from your homepage, but it will still be available if you search for it.

3. New Search and Browse Options

HBO Max’s new interface now lets you search for content based on specific keywords, genres, and themes. For example, if you’re in the mood to watch something funny, you can filter your search results to show only comedy shows or movies. Additionally, browsing through titles has been made more comfortable with the introduction of new categories like “made for love” and “black voices.”

4. An Improved Player Interface

The player interface has also received a significant update on the new HBO Max. While it retains the same fundamental layout as the previous version, it now comes with new features like a 10-second rewind and a 30-second fast forward button for easier navigation. You can also select language and subtitle options from a dropdown menu instead of having to go into settings.

5. Picture-in-Picture Mode for Mobile Devices

One feature that users have been clamoring for on HBO Max is picture-in-picture mode for mobile devices. With the new UI, you can now watch your favorite show or movie in a smaller window while browsing other apps on your phone or tablet. This feature is especially handy when you need to multitask and don’t want to miss out on your entertainment.

6. Better Personalization Features

The new UI of HBO Max also brings new personalized features to help you discover content tailored to your preferences. The platform now offers curated collections based on your watch history, as well as recommendations based on shows and movies you’ve already watched. You can also create a “My List” of titles that you plan on watching, which will be displayed prominently on your homepage.

In conclusion, the new UI of HBO Max offers several updates that aim to enhance the streaming experience for users. The simplified homepage, new search and browse options, and improved player interface make it easier to navigate through the platform’s extensive library. The addition of features like picture-in-picture mode and better personalization options will also prove to be popular among users. Overall, the changes are a welcome addition to the HBO Max experience and make it a more user-friendly platform.

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