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Enjoy shorts. Avoid infinite scroll trap Stop the Shorts Spiral — Watch what you want, and nothing more. YouTube Shorts can be incredibly useful — quick lessons, inspiration, or hacks — but they’re also dangerously addictive. One short leads to another, then another... before you know it, 30 minutes are gone. This extension does one thing well: It plays the Short you clicked — and stops. No infinite autoplay. No swipe-to-next. Just one video, then peace. 🔍 How is NoNextShort different from other tools? Most extensions either block YouTube Shorts completely or remove them from your feed. While that can work, it also cuts off access to genuinely useful content. NoNextShort takes a more mindful approach: 1. It doesn’t block Shorts entirely. 2. It lets you watch a Short you choose, but stops autoplay and swipe, so you don’t fall into an endless loop. 3. It’s minimal, with a single toggle — no complex settings. Perfect for: 1. Staying productive while using YouTube 2. Avoiding endless Shorts binges 3. Keeping useful content, while cutting off the rabbit hole ✅ Features: 1. Stops autoplay and swipe for Shorts 2. Keeps Shorts accessible — just one at a time 3. Enable/disable anytime 4. Lightweight, private, and fast 🔒 Privacy-Friendly: 1.No user tracking 2. No data collection 3. No analytics. Just works locally on your browser.
Jun 21, 2025
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