YouTube Intro Skipper
7 ratings
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Overview
A Chrome extension for starting YouTube videos at predefined start time
AdBlock is, without a doubt, one of the best things that have happened to mankind. What if you also want to skip the usual intro/ads in the beginning videos of your favourite channels? Yes, you can fast forward manually, but it can get tedious. We proudly present, Youtube Skipper. Configure target channels, set start time, forget about it. Don't give me excuses, GIVE ME RESULTS!
3.9 out of 57 ratings
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Marko ŠtimacDec 19, 2023
I tried it and I can't make it to work completely. I believe that it works ok when the channel name has only one word (like "Monotone") but when a channel name has two words, maybe even with different uppercase letters (like "FrivolousFox ASMR") in that case it doesn't do anything. Could you fix it please?
Daniel Rem.Oct 12, 2023
I use this extension for a different purpose; to listen music faster. Could we improve this extension to be perfect for this purpose as well? The following functions could be improved for this purpose: I would like to set it up to skip parts of videos on all channels. I would like to set how many % of the video are skipped so that the video starts at a specific point, such as the middle(50%) or 75%. Thank you!
duyAug 21, 2023
start at 12:01AM ????? wth
Details
- Version0.1.0
- UpdatedNovember 13, 2022
- Offered byhcwtam
- Size18.59KiB
- LanguagesEnglish (United States)
- Developer
Email
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