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Control HTML5 video playback speed on any site with customizable keyboard shortcuts and a clean popup. SwiftPlay lets you take full control of video playback speed on any website. Features ⢠Speed up, slow down, reset, or jump to max speed with keyboard shortcuts ⢠Default keys: A (slow down), S (speed up), , (reset to 1x), . (max speed) â all customizable ⢠Optional global shortcuts: Alt+A / Alt+S / Alt+, / Alt+. (configurable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts) ⢠9-button popup grid for one-click speed selection (0.1x â 15x) ⢠Toolbar badge always shows the current playback speed ⢠Works on YouTube, Netflix, Vimeo, Twitch, lectures, Coursera, and any site that uses HTML5 video ⢠Zero ads, zero tracking, zero network requests Privacy first SwiftPlay never collects, stores, or transmits personal data. The extension makes no network requests of any kind. Your custom shortcuts are stored only via Chrome's built-in storage.sync API. How to use 1. Click the SwiftPlay icon on any video page and pick a preset, or 2. Press a shortcut key while watching to nudge the speed up or down, or 3. Configure global hotkeys at chrome://extensions/shortcuts Open the gear icon in the popup to remap any shortcut. Reset to defaults at any time. Support File a GitHub issue or email the developer through the support link on this listing.
Jun 1, 2026
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