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Highlights Disney+ now allows users to remove titles from the "Continue Watching" list via a new update. It makes it easy for users to tidy up the list or reset preferences. On TVs, users can press and hold the centre button on their remote. On mobile or web, they can use the three-dot menu next to the title. Initially rolling out for web, Apple TV, and iOS devices, the feature will expand to other platforms in the coming weeks. Ever started a show on Disney+ but didn’t feel like finishing it? Or maybe you clicked on something by mistake? Until now, Disney+ didn’t let you remove titles from the “Continue Watching” list, but that’s finally changing. Now you can easily remove titles from ‘Continue Watching’ on Disney+. (Image credit - The Walt Disney Company) Removing Titles from ‘Continue Watching’ on Disney+ Disney announced on Monday that it’s rolling out an update that lets users remove shows and movies from the “Continue Watching” row. In a statement, the company said, “You asked, and we listened! Today, Disney+ is releasing a much-anticipated global update to its ‘Continue Watching’ set, allowing users to easily remove titles from the row. Whether you’ve already finished a title, added something by accident, or simply want a reset, we’ve got you covered.” Using this feature is simple. Here’s how you can do it - On a TV, find the title, press and hold the centre button on your remote, then select “Remove.” The company explains, “Within the “Continue Watching” row itself, you’ll need to navigate to the title you want, press and hold the button on your remote to remove, and then select Remove. However, if you are on the title’s Details page, simply navigate to the Remove icon on the right side and select Remove. Rest assured though, your watch progress will not be deleted, even if removed from the “Continue Watching” row.” On a mobile device or the web, tap or click the three-dot menu next to the title and choose “Remove.” “From the “Continue Watching” row on mobile, navigate to the tile and tap the three dots, then select Remove. On the web, place your cursor over the tile and click the Remove icon from the top right corner to clear a title from “Continue Watching,” the company writes in its statement. This update is handy if you’re no longer interested in a show or just want to tidy up your list. At first, the feature will be available for Disney+ users on the web, Apple TV, and iOS devices. Other platforms will get the update in the coming weeks. To use this new feature, make sure your Disney+ app is up to date. You can download the latest version from the App Store. FAQs Q1. Can I remove titles from the "Continue Watching" list on Disney+? Answer. Yes, Disney+ now allows users to remove shows and movies from the "Continue Watching" row through a global update. Q2. How do I remove a title from the "Continue Watching" list? Answer. On TVs: Press and hold the centre button on your remote, then select "Remove." On mobile/web: Tap or click the three-dot menu next to the title and choose "Remove." Q3. Is the update available for all platforms? Answer. Initially, the feature is available for Disney+ users on the web, Apple TV, and iOS devices, with other platforms receiving the update in the coming weeks. Also Read: Disney+ Hotstar to Stream Coldplay Live in Ahmedabad on 26th January 2025 Also Read: Apple TV App, Apple TV+ and MLS Season Pass Now Available on Android

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