Hands full? - Presses Skip on YouTube ads for you

Eating, cooking, across the room? Hands full? presses the Skip button on YouTube ads the moment it appears.

Ever had a YouTube ad start while you are holding a slice of pizza? You put it down, wipe your fingers on your jeans, find the tiny Skip button, and pick the slice back up. Hands full? does that bit for you. The moment YouTube shows its Skip button, Hands full? presses it with a real click, the same click your finger would make. No setup, no account. It is on the moment you add it. WHAT IT DOES • Presses YouTube's own Skip button as soon as it appears • Keeps count of the ads it skipped for you and the seconds that saved • One switch in the toolbar if you ever want Skip back WHAT IT REFUSES TO DO • It is not an ad blocker. Ads without a Skip button still play. • It never pretends you watched an ad. A press of Skip is reported to YouTube as exactly that, a skip. • It never clicks anything except Skip • It runs on youtube.com and nowhere else ABOUT THE LITTLE BAR AT THE TOP YouTube ignores clicks made by scripts, so Hands full? makes a real click through a Chrome feature that developer tools also use. Chrome shows a short notice at the top of the window whenever that feature is used. It closes by itself about five seconds later. That is Chrome being careful, and we would rather keep it honest than hide it. PRIVACY Nothing leaves your browser. No servers, no analytics, no tracking. The extension keeps three small values on your own device: whether it is on, how many ads it skipped, and the seconds that saved. Made by the people behind Pixlift and Worth it?. We make small tools that side with you.