Are you the type of person who never knows what to watch on Netflix, or who gets reposts from friends and just forgets? Google is developing a feature to help with that. The company is testing the incorporation of a function that helps manage the content you have already watched and what you are interested in watching.
The function identified by the 9to5Google website is already being seen for users of the Google application on both Android and iOS, but apparently not yet for Spanish users (at least not in our tests) and it may take some time before it is released to all users. It appears when the user searches for a movie in the search engine and sees information about the work in the knowledge panel.
When this happens, the seeker asks “Watched It?” (“Have you watched it?”) and also shows a “Watchlist” button (“List to watch”). If you're looking for a movie that's still in theaters, the page can also show buttons to buy tickets and show showtimes.
The “Watchlist” button, as you might imagine, adds the item to a list of other movies and series you've shown an interest in. When you press the button, Google also shows other items that you have previously added, a “View all” button (“See all”), which shows everything in the list. All this is done without leaving the browser.
"Watched It?" it seems to have little use so far, as it does not generate a list of everything you've watched.
