Plex introduces lists feature after user feedback

Plex has rolled out a new feature called Lists, addressing one of the most requested changes by users since the app's redesign in 2025.

Plex acknowledges mistakes, moves forward

After a tumultuous period marked by criticism over the app's radical changes, Plex seems to be getting back on track. The company has introduced Lists, a feature that allows users to create, manage and share customizable playlists across various devices.

Lists is available on Plex's web platform, mobile apps, and Roku devices. With it, users can curate collections of movies, TV shows, or individual episodes, and easily access them on the go.

One of the most notable aspects of Lists is its cross-platform compatibility. Unlike some other media management apps, Plex doesn't limit lists to a single device or location. This means users can start building a list on their desktop and continue adding to it on their mobile devices.

Moreover, Lists introduces a new way to discover and organize content within the Plex ecosystem. Users can now browse through their lists, watch history, and search results in a unified interface. This could lead to more personalized content recommendations and a more streamlined Entertainment experience.

While Plex's previous attempts at social features and a redesigned app were met with widespread criticism, the introduction of Lists suggests a renewed focus on user needs and preferences. As the company continues to evolve and adapt to changing consumer habits, it's clear that Plex is committed to delivering a high-quality, user-centric streaming experience.