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Loop controls for Audible web player (unofficial). Set and repeat any section of your audiobook. AB Loop for Audible lets you set a custom loop section on the Audible web player — perfect for language learners, students, and anyone who wants to replay a specific passage without losing their place. —— HOW TO USE —— 1. Open audible.com and start playing your audiobook. 2. Click the AB Loop for Audible icon in your Chrome toolbar. 3. Enter a Start time and End time (formats accepted: 45 / 01:23 / 1:02:34). 4. Press "Start Loop" — the player will repeat that section endlessly. 5. Use the ◀ ▶ buttons to fine-tune the start or end by 5 seconds at a time. 6. Press "Stop Loop" to return to normal playback. —— FEATURES —— ★ Section loop — repeat any passage with precise start/end times ★ Live playback display — see current position and total duration in the popup ★ Presets — save up to 5 loop sections and reload them in one click ★ Floating minibar — pin a compact progress bar that stays on top while you use other tabs ★ Works from any tab — the popup controls Audible even when you have switched to a different tab —— PRIVACY —— This extension collects no personal data. All settings (presets) are stored locally in your browser and never transmitted anywhere. This is an unofficial tool, not affiliated with Audible, Inc. or Amazon.
Apr 1, 2026
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