Google officially discontinued its Podcasts app, urging users to transition to YouTube Music as the new hub for podcast listening. While YouTube Music has already incorporated many features aimed at enhancing the podcast experience,

YouTube Music is finally rolling out support for timestamp sharing on iOS, Android, and the web. Here’s what you need to know.

The app-specific share sheet for YouTube Music was recently updated to include a new toggle in the upper right-hand corner, 9to5Google reports. Like the main YouTube app, it pulls the timestamp from when you tap the Share button. YouTube Music also retains the same URL syntax, with "&t=03" squeezed in there, where 03 is the timestamp in seconds.

YouTube Music now supports sharing timestamps for songs and podcasts, a feature the main YouTube app had for a while.

Similar to the desktop and web, the mobile app of YouTube Music now makes sharing specific moments of a song easier with timestamp sharing.

The first and easiest way is just to use the search bar. Once you've entered your song, you should see the official version as the top result. Below that, in the section titled “More From YouTube,” there will be other performances. Look for the ones with the “Live” tag. There are usually one or two for most songs.