https://workwithpidugu.me/autoscroll/ · Entertainment
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Automatically plays the next Short when the current one ends. Toggle it with one click, right next to the up and down buttons. Auto Scroll for YouTube Shorts plays the next Short for you the moment the current one ends — no more reaching for the mouse or the down arrow. HOW IT WORKS • Open any Short on youtube.com. When it finishes, the next one starts automatically. • A round toggle button sits on the page right beside the up and down buttons. Click it to turn auto scroll on or off at any time. • Hover the button to see its current state: "Auto scroll: On" or "Auto scroll: Off". • Your choice is remembered across tabs and browser restarts. THOUGHTFUL DETAILS • Waits while you read the comments: if the comments panel is open, the Short keeps looping until you close it. (You can switch this off in the toolbar popup.) • Matches the look of the Shorts player in both light and dark theme. • Skips exactly once per Short — no double-skips, no missed endings. PRIVACY • No data is collected, stored remotely, or shared. No analytics, no ads, no accounts. • The only permission is "storage", used to remember your two on/off settings. • Runs only on youtube.com. This extension is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube or Google. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC.
Sep 21, 2026
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