A native YouTube app for Windows 10 could be close. It would mean better integration of your user services.
They do not seem to be the most used among users, worse there is a bulk of users who use Windows 10 applications. Many of them are based on the operation of web services but having them as applications means that their services such as notifications do not have to pass by browsers.
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Youtube on the way to Windows 10
Youtube is that video website that we use practically every day to follow entertainment channels, news and more. Despite its widespread use, it is not as widespread as one might think. It's on consoles and every smart TV imaginable, but surprisingly it's not natively on Windows 10, which it has a growing market share.
But everything seems to indicate that YouTube is on the way to having its own app for Windows 10 as indicated a Twitter user. Now, how necessary is a native app for Youtbe? It depends on how you look at it.
It's easy to think that they want to make this app so that they don't require using browsers like Chrome, Edge or Firefox in the first place. This is expected to eliminate problems related to browsers to only watch videos. Then I would make the notifications built into the operating system and not browser dependent. This way we will know first-hand if one of our creators has uploaded a video or has responded to us in a comment that we have left. It would also imply that its operation would be fully optimized for Windows 10, without going through browsers.
For now this is all speculation. Although looking at the penetration data in the Windows 10 market and how widespread YouTube is around the world, its arrival is already a matter of asking when it will do it instead of asking if it will one day.
