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Automatically skips to the next track so you only hear the best part. Works on Spotify, YouTube & YouTube Music. Tired of every song dragging on after the part you actually came for? Just the Hook automatically skips to the next track once you've heard the best of the current one — so your listening stays at the good parts and never drifts into the boring stretch. HOW IT WORKS Set how long you want each song to play, and Just the Hook does the rest. When a track passes your chosen point, it automatically jumps to the next one. No clicking, no babysitting your queue. WORKS WITH - Spotify (web player) - YouTube - YouTube Music Toggle it on or off any time, set your skip point in seconds, and enable it only on the sites you want from a simple popup. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Just the Hook runs entirely in your browser. No accounts, no sign-in, no tracking, and no data ever leaves your device. Your settings are stored locally, full stop. GOOD TO KNOW - Works best with Spotify Premium — Spotify's free tier limits how many skips you get per hour, so heavy auto-skipping may hit that cap. - Music services change their layouts from time to time; updates will follow to keep everything working smoothly. Just the Hook is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Spotify, YouTube, or Google.
Jun 15, 2026
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