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Rory Mellon

Netflix reportedly removes useful library sorting features, making it harder to find the movies and TV shows you want to stream next

A TV with the Netflix logo sits behind a hand holding a remote.

Much like Netflix is always adding new movies and TV shows, the world’s biggest streaming service is also constantly updating its UI and suite of features. Sometimes this comes in the form of a major redesign of its iOS app, and sometimes it means smaller updates, rolled out without fanfare.

One such example of the latter has been spotted this month by What’s on Netflix, the streaming-focused outlet reports that Netflix has quietly removed various sorting filters from its desktop website. This includes the ability to sort its sizable movie and TV show libraries in alphabetical order (or reverse alphabetical order), and to filter content by release year.

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