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Adjust your video playback rate Watch videos at the speed you want, on any website. Chrome's built-in controls stop at 2×. Video Speed Regulator goes from 0.25× to 4× in 0.25 steps, so you can slow a tutorial down to follow along or skim a long talk at 3×. • One slider for the whole page Click the toolbar icon and drag the slider. Every video on the page follows, including videos in embedded players (iframes). • Right-click a single video Right-click any video and choose a speed from the menu. Only that video changes, which is handy on pages with several players. • A default speed for new videos Set a speed in the options, such as 1.5×, and every new video starts at it. This also works on sites that load the next video without reloading the page. • See the speed at a glance The toolbar icon shows the current speed of the tab. It stays in sync when you change the speed with the site's own player controls. You can turn the badge off in the options. • Light, dark or system theme The popup and options follow your system theme, or stay light or dark if you prefer. Privacy The extension doesn't collect, send or sell any data. Your settings are stored in Chrome's own sync storage, and it makes no network requests. Access to all websites is needed only to find videos and change their speed. Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com
Oct 26, 2026
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