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No more silence between songs. Smooth crossfades, pause fades and skip fades for YouTube Music. No more silence between songs. YouTube Music stops one song, pauses, then starts the next. FLOWR closes that gap: the outgoing track washes out while the next one rises underneath it, like a DJ blending two records. ★ FREE TO USE · PRO FREE FOR 7 DAYS · NO CARD, NO SIGNUP HOW IT WORKS • Install, open music.youtube.com, press play. That's it, FLOWR is on by default. • Works on YouTube Music (music.youtube.com) in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers. • Not for regular YouTube (youtube.com). FREE, FOREVER • Smooth fades when you pause, resume and skip • Gentle fade out and in at every song change • No ads, no account PRO (free for the first 7 days) • Gapless crossfades: no dead air between songs • Blend length from 1 to 12 seconds • Smart Outro: detects where a song really ends and skips the long fade-out • Intro trim: skips slow intros so the next song lands on time • Wash: a reverb tail that bridges the two tracks After 7 days you keep the free features. If you want the gapless crossfades, Pro is a one-time $1.99. No subscription. PRIVACY FLOWR only runs on music.youtube.com. It never reads what you listen to. It sends a few anonymous usage events (like "heard a crossfade") so I can fix what breaks, and you can switch them off in the popup. Full policy: https://flowr-dts.pages.dev/privacy Made by one person. Questions or bugs: nivenjay10@gmail.com
Oct 26, 2026
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