Google is now gently suggesting who users should blame when YouTube videos fail to stream smoothly. Clicking on the bar takes users to Googles relatively new Video Quality Report page, which provides information on internet service providers, including details on video streaming performance. The page also offers a comparison between other ISPs in your area, and it ranks providers as either HD Verified, Standard Definition, or Lower Definition based on the average performance they achieve on YouTube. Quartz first reported on the new notice featured underneath YouTube videos. The move is similar to a high-profile test by Netflix last month that blamed ISPs for poor performance when video streams cut out.