Overview
Automatically clicks Skip Intro, Skip Recap, Next Episode and YouTube Skip Ad buttons, with fully editable rules.
Bunny Skip clicks the buttons you would otherwise click yourself — "Skip Intro", "Skip Recap", and "Next Episode" on the show you are watching — so the next scene just starts. How it works Every rule is plain data: a label plus one reliable way to recognise one button on one site. Nothing about any site is written into the code, so when a streaming service redesigns its player and a rule stops matching, you fix it in seconds — open the popup, choose "Pick element on page", and click the button again. No developer tools, no waiting for an update. Netflix is set up the moment you install (Skip Intro, Skip Recap, Next Episode), and Apple TV+ comes with a Skip rule too. For any other supported streaming service, use the picker once to capture its Skip button and Bunny Skip remembers it. The full list of supported services is on the project's GitHub page, linked below. YouTube ad skipping (optional, off by default) Turn on the YouTube rule and Bunny Skip clicks the "Skip" button the moment an ad becomes skippable, and fast-forwards the occasional unskippable ad — all in your own browser. Enabling it asks for permission to run on YouTube; disabling it hands that permission back. What it does not do No accounts. No analytics or tracking. No network requests beyond the pages you already open. It never blocks advertising requests, hides page content, bypasses a paywall or subscription check, or touches DRM-protected video — it only clicks buttons the site already shows you. Open source: https://github.com/Julian-Diaz01/bunny-skip-extension
Details
- Version1.1.0
- UpdatedSeptember 2, 2026
- Size39.98KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- DeveloperWebsite
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