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Extension allows to adjust the playback speed on Prime Video according to your preference Get moving and take control of playback speed on Amazon Prime Video. This extension lets you speed up or slow down shows and movies so you can watch your favorite content at your own pace. Didn't catch that fast-talking dialogue? Want to experience your favorite scenes in slow motion? Or maybe you'd like to fast-forward the less interesting parts to enjoy the series finale? You're in the right place! Here's the solution for changing video speed. All you need to do is add the extension to your browser and open the control panel, which lets you choose from 0.25x up to 16x speed rates. You can also use hotkeys on your keyboard to control it. It's that simple! How to find Speeder's control panel: 1. After installation, click the small puzzle piece icon next to your Chrome profile avatar (top right corner of the browser window) 2. You'll see all your installed and enabled extensions. 3. You can pin Speeder to keep it at the top of your browser. 4. Click the Speeder icon and try different speed settings. This extension is part of the Quality Viewership Initiative, a collaborative effort to enhance the understanding of audience engagement. It collects anonymous, aggregated viewing insights to support creators and studios in improving the quality of their content. You can stop sharing your information at any time by switching the toggle on the options page. Disclaimer: Prime Video is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc. This website & extension hold no association or affiliation with Amazon Prime Video or any third-party companies.
May 27, 2026
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