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Jump forward or back on any YouTube video by 5, 10 or 20 seconds — from the toolbar, an on-video panel, or keyboard shortcuts. Skip any YouTube video back or forward by 5, 10, or 20 seconds — from the toolbar, on-screen, or with a keyboard shortcut. Take control of the pause-rewind-replay dance. Seek Skipper puts precise video navigation right where you need it — no more dragging the progress bar and overshooting, no more mashing the arrow key five times hoping you land in the right spot. Features: Three jump sizes — 5, 10, or 20 seconds, forward or back, so you can nudge or leap depending on what you missed Pick your control style — click the toolbar icon, use the floating on-video panel, or fire off a keyboard shortcut without touching the mouse Customizable shortcuts — set your own key combos for any of the six seek commands Lightweight and private — no account, no network requests, no data collection. It only remembers your two display preferences, locally Works everywhere on YouTube — desktop and mobile web How people actually use it: Missed what someone just said → tap back 5s instead of replaying the whole scene Skipping a slow intro or a sponsor read → jump forward 20s to get to the good part Following a tutorial or recipe → hop back 10s to re-watch a step you blinked through Learning a language → replay a single sentence on repeat until it clicks Practicing an instrument → loop back over a riff or solo a few seconds at a time Watching lectures or long-form talks → keyboard shortcuts let you stay heads-down on notes while still skimming forward
Sep 28, 2026
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