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Automatically skip and fast-forward ads on Hotstar, Prime Video, and YouTube. Skipper helps you get back to your show faster by automatically skipping or fast-forwarding advertisements on supported streaming sites. SUPPORTED PLATFORMS • Hotstar — skips ad video segments automatically • Amazon Prime Video — skips and fast-forwards Prime ads • YouTube — skips platform ads and fast-forwards creator promo segments HOW IT WORKS Skipper runs only on the sites above. When you watch a video, it detects ad playback and either jumps past the ad or speeds through it. You stay in control with simple on/off toggles in the toolbar popup. YOUTUBE CREATOR PROMOS On YouTube watch pages, Skipper can analyze publicly available captions to find sponsored segments and fast-forward through them. Detected promo time ranges appear in the popup so you know what was skipped. PRIVACY • No account required • Settings stored in your browser • YouTube caption analysis uses a backend service only for promo detection — see our privacy policy for details SETTINGS Open the Skipper icon in your toolbar to: • See which platform is active on the current tab • Toggle Prime Video ad skipping • Toggle YouTube platform ads and creator promos • Open full settings Skipper is built for viewers who want a cleaner, uninterrupted streaming experience on the platforms they already use.
Jun 11, 2026
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