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Automatically skips sponsor, self-promotion, and reminder segments on YouTube using SponsorBlock community data. No tracking. ⏩ Auto Sponsor Skipper automatically fast-forwards past the parts of a YouTube video you didn't come to watch - sponsor reads, self-promotion, and "like & subscribe" reminders - using crowd-sourced timestamps from the SponsorBlock community database. ✨ What it does ✅ Automatic skipping - no button to press; segments are skipped as you watch. 🎛️ Choose what to skip - sponsor, self-promotion, and reminders are on by default; intro, outro, preview/recap, filler, and non-music sections are optional and off by default. ⏱️ Minimum segment length - ignore very short segments if you prefer. 🙅 Per-channel whitelist - turn skipping off for channels you want to support. 📊 Skip counter - see how many segments you've skipped and the time saved. 🔒 Privacy • No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no tracking. • Only the first 4 characters of a hashed video ID are sent to SponsorBlock to look up segments - your full video ID never leaves the browser. • Settings sync through Chrome; statistics and the whitelist stay on your device. 🔗 Source code Available on GitHub: https://github.com/kirillDevPro/auto-sponsor-skipper ℹ️ Segment data is provided by the SponsorBlock project (sponsor.ajay.app), licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. This extension is a free, non-commercial, read-only client and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or created by SponsorBlock or YouTube / Google.
Jul 27, 2026
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