Netflix now has a 'Fast Laughs' tab where you can easily check out funny videos

In addition to the recommendation function based on the user's viewing history, Netflix also has recommended functions by category such as 'animation', 'hit work', and 'award-winning work'. Meanwhile, it became clear that 'Fast Laughs ' will be added as a new tab for mobile devices.

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Netflix has released 'Smiley' as a new feature for mobile devices. This is a function that allows you to easily check 'laughing clips' of various works regardless of genre such as movies, TV series, and comedy.

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If you want to use the same function, just click the 'Smiley' tab at the bottom of the screen. Immediately after that, the playback of the 'laughable clip' starts, and when the playback ends, the next 'laughable clip' is played. Users can add their favorite works to My List and play them later, or play the main story immediately.

Up to 100 clips can be displayed daily on the 'Laugh Now' tab. It seems that the length of the clip will be about 15 seconds at the shortest and 45 seconds at the longest. The 'Funny' tab was developed by product designer Kim Ho, who worked for Facebook's news feed distribution team in 2019. Also, the 'Laugh Now' tab will not appear on your Kids account.

In addition, you can share the clips you checked on the 'Smiley' tab on social media such as Whatsapp, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter, or press the 'LOL' button to rate the clips.

The 'Smiley' tab is available for English-speaking iPhone users such as the US, Canada, UK, and Australia, and will be tested for Android users later this year.