We’ve Integrated TimeSlider to Give Users Better Control Over Video Playback
At Tubes Booster, we continuously improve our platform to make video websites more practical, modern, and user-friendly for both visitors and site owners. One of the latest features we’ve integrated is TimeSlider — a native part of our custom video player that significantly improves video navigation.
TimeSlider allows users to quickly understand video content and jump precisely to the part they’re interested in, without unnecessary playback or random skipping.
What Is TimeSlider
TimeSlider is an enhanced video timeline that displays visual previews of individual video segments. When users move their cursor along the timeline, they see thumbnail previews from specific moments in the video, giving them instant insight into the video’s structure and content.
This functionality feels natural and intuitive, aligning with how users already interact with modern video platforms.
Better Control Over Video Playback
With TimeSlider, users gain greater control over how they watch videos. They can quickly jump to interesting scenes, return to key moments, or skip less relevant parts. Navigation becomes easier and playback feels smoother — especially with longer videos.
As a result, watching videos is more comfortable and less frustrating, even on the first visit.
Benefits for Video Websites Built on Tubes Booster
For video site owners, TimeSlider delivers a more professional video player and improved user behavior. Visitors interact more with videos, spend more time watching content, and experience a cleaner, more structured viewing flow.
It’s a feature that directly enhances user experience and fits naturally into a modern video CMS.
Part of the Tubes Booster Custom Video Player
TimeSlider is natively integrated into the Tubes Booster custom video player. It is not an external plugin or add-on. The feature is optimized for performance, compatible with CDN solutions, and available without any additional configuration.
Tubes Booster users can start using TimeSlider immediately as part of their existing video player.
