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Automatically skip YouTube Shorts videos and ads with customizable settings YouTube Shorts Auto Skipper moves to the next Short for you, at the point you choose, so you can keep watching without tapping or swiping. FEATURES • Auto skip: moves to the next Short when the current one reaches your chosen point (95% by default). • Your pace: set the skip point from 15% to 100% and a short wait before each skip (0.5 to 3 seconds). • Skip ads: a separate switch moves past Shorts that are ads, even when auto skip is off. • Works right away: open Shorts from Home, Subscriptions or a shared link. No page refresh needed. • Careful by design: pausing a Short never skips it, and it never skips twice in a row. HOW TO USE 1. Open YouTube Shorts. 2. Click the extension icon to turn Auto skip and Skip ads on or off and set your pace. USAGE STATISTICS It never collects the videos you watch, links or account information. Sharing is on by default and can be turned off at any time in the extension's settings (gear icon). To find and fix skipping problems, the extension shares usage statistics under a random ID: skip counts and timings, errors in the extension's own code, setting changes, panel actions, and the browser type and YouTube language. It never collects the videos you watch, links or account information. Sharing is on by default and can be turned off at any time in the extension's settings (gear icon). Privacy policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQkJINfE7zZtdwBTa9PwXts3Jjdga1OQaj3S95FNE--25kJv1M-YGDr0sCZRVrl5nsIctyRQKfOgXfa/pub Not affiliated with YouTube or Google.
Nov 3, 2026
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