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Automatically flicks to the next video on YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels when the current one ends. Lean back and keep watching. AutoFlick turns your short-form feeds into a continuous, hands-free playlist. The native feeds either loop the same clip forever or wait for you to swipe — AutoFlick watches the active video and triggers the platform's own "next" action the moment playback finishes, so the feed just keeps going. Works where you watch - ▶ YouTube Shorts — advances on /shorts/ pages and stops clips from looping - ▶ TikTok — scrolls the next feed item into view when the video ends - ▶ Instagram Reels — clicks the native "next Reel" control on /reels pages Your feeds, your rules - One switch per site in a clean toolbar popup - Turn auto-advance on or off for each platform independently - Changes apply to open tabs instantly — no restart needed - Your settings are remembered and stay in sync across tabs Private by design - No tracking, no analytics, no remote calls of any kind - Requests a single permission — `storage` — used only to remember your on/off toggles - Runs entirely in your own browser; nothing leaves your device - Activates only on the relevant pages and cleans up after itself when turned off AutoFlick automates the same actions you'd take by hand. Use it for personal convenience, at your own discretion.
Aug 19, 2026
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