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Auto-scroll YouTube Shorts — automatically scrolls to the next Short when the video ends. Hands-free, works in background tabs. Auto YouTube Shorts Scroller the easiest way to binge-watch YouTube Shorts hands-free. When a YouTube Short finishes playing, this extension automatically scrolls to the next one. No tapping, no clicking, no swiping. Just sit back and watch. FEATURES • Automatically scrolls to the next YouTube Short when the current video ends • One-click ON/OFF toggle from the extension popup • Smart pause — won't auto-scroll while you're reading comments • Click to pause still works normally — auto-scroll respects your manual pause • Lightweight and fast — no bloat, no slowdowns • No data collection, no ads, no tracking, no accounts • Works with YouTube's latest Shorts layout (2025/2026) PERFECT FOR • Binge-watching YouTube Shorts without lifting a finger • Browsing Shorts while eating, cooking, exercising, or working out • Playing YouTube Shorts in the background while you work • Accessibility — no need to swipe, tap, or click to go to the next Short • Falling asleep to YouTube Shorts HOW TO USE 1. Install Auto YouTube Shorts Scroller 2. Go to youtube.com/shorts 3. That's it — Shorts will auto-scroll to the next video when the current one ends 4. Click the extension icon anytime to toggle auto-scroll on or off
Jun 8, 2026
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