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This web app lets you 'channel surf' YouTube like a '90s kid watching cable

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Developer Steven Irby created Channel Surfer, a web app that mimics '90s cable TV channel surfing on YouTube, offering a nostalgic and algorithm-free video discovery experience. The app's popularity indicates a desire for less decision fatigue in content consumption, suggesting content creators could benefit from focusing on thematic channels to attract viewers seeking varied, curated content without algorithm influence.

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